If you want to have unique pet dogs, then the crossbreed dogs can certainly be adorable options. You wouldn’t believe how beautiful they could be, which is why they’re now becoming more popular than ever. So many dog breeders are now coming up with various crossbreeds because of the growing demand. There are seemingly endless possible combinations you can go for, making them increasingly unique.
There is nothing to worry about when going for crossbreed dogs as they can be disciplined just like the purebred ones. Also, to ensure the health of a pet dog, whether purebred or crossbred, it is necessary to have regular veterinary care.
Here are 47 unique dogs you will undoubtedly fall in love with.
This Corgi/Dachshund crossbreed is unbelievably cute. Just look at the ears. Those alone make this mix amazing.
If this isn’t the cutest thing ever? Since both of these breeds have short legs, don’t expect any height. But the one thing that’s for sure…this combination looks super sweet and cuddly.
Talk about a gorgeous creature. Rather than just two dog breeds, the Utonagan consists of three — Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky, and German Shepherd. They look so majestic.
When it comes to larger breeds, two, in particular, are hard to beat. They’re the Labrador and the Dalmatian. By combining them, you end up with an almost perfect pup.
You’d probably never think of a mini Australian Shepherd bred with a Pomeranian. But these dogs are simply gorgeous. They have the beautiful markings of the Australian Shepherd combined with the fluffy fur of a Pomeranian.
If you guessed this dog as being a combination of Chow and Husky, you’d be right. This pup has a regal appearance.
Due to its popularity, there are many different crossbreeds involving the Corgi. In this case, it’s a Husky. While that might sound like an odd combination, these dogs are beautiful. They look just like a full-bred Husky but with short legs.
8. Labrador / Burnese Mountain Dog
If you love the outdoors and want a perfect buddy to go on hikes with, a Labrador/Burnese Mountain Dog is ideal. Along with a pup that can handle rugged terrain, you’ll have a loving and loyal partner that’s great with kids.
9. Corgi / Shetland Sheepdog
As you probably know, the Corgi is a short-legged dog. So, when bred with a Shetland Sheepdog, the pup comes out looking more like the latter but with tiny legs.
In addition to the Labradoodle (Labrador and Poodle) is the Goldendoodle. As the name implies, this is a crossbreed of a Labrador and Golden Retriever. Not only is this dog smart but also incredibly loving, as you can tell by this photo.
What do you get when you cross a French Bull Dog and a Pug? A Frug, of course. This little guy is proof just how adorable this combination is.
12. Alaskan Malamute / Husky
A lot of people can’t tell the difference between these two breeds. Now, they’ll be extra confused. This pup is stunning.
You’ve heard the phrase, “A face only a mother can love?” Well, that doesn’t apply here. This Cocker Spaniel and Shar Pei crossbreed with its wrinkly face is one everyone loves.
14. Chocolate Labrador / Pit Bull
Although there’s no official name for this combination, it’s pretty easy to see the two breeds. The coloring is out of this world. And those eyes…
15. Husky / Karelian Bear Dog
While this girl looks super sweet, we have a feeling she’s incredibly protective of her family. This combination isn’t one you see very often.
16. Dachshund / Golden Retriever
Here’s another large breed that’s been shrunk down in size. Even so, that face is precious while the fur is long and luscious. And this dog has a fantastic personality.
If you glance too quickly, you might think this is a stuffed bear. But no, it’s the most adorable pup ever. As a cross between a Yorkie and Poodle, you can bet this is one feisty yet smart animal.
18. Pit Bull / Whippet / Boxer
What a combo. This dog is super cute. You see the lean Whippet face, the Boxer’s perky ears, and the brindle coloring of a Pit Bull. Unique but very handsome.
Did you get this one right? It’s a combination of Schnauzer and Poodle. For anyone who prefers a smaller dog, this is another excellent consideration.
20. White Swiss Shepherd / Kelpie Mix
Wow, so intense. This dog is probably sweet as pie. But we’re not sure we’d want to come across her in a dark alley.
21. Golden Retriever / Husky
With this mix, not only do you end up with a large dog but also one that’s a big goofball. Golden Retrievers are known for always acting like puppies even into adulthood while Huskies are talkers. This could be interesting.
If you haven’t noticed, the Husky is a top choice for crossbreeding. In this case, it’s a Pit Bull. The result, a wonderful animal with crystal blue eyes.
Okay, we added the Cusky to our list, which is a Corgi and Husky mix. But what about a Horgi? While it’s the same combination, the name leads us to believe this dog has a little more of the Husky in the bloodline than Corgi. Either way, it’s stunning.
Here’s another crossbreed you wouldn’t expect to see. But by the looks of it, the mix of Australian Shepherd and Poodle is a hit. We bet his fur is super soft.
25. Chow / German Shepherd
This crossbreed is pretty easy to detect. The dog’s face looks just like a German Shepherd while the red fur is a distinct Chow trait. Even the color of the tongue represents both breeds.
You can see the poofy hair of the Bichon Frise. But the reddish coloring comes from the Cavalier King Charles portion of this pup. Since these breeds are on opposite ends of the spectrum, we wonder what its personality is like.
27. Beagle / German Shepherd
This particular crossbreed is relatively common. We’re not quite sure why, but finding them isn’t that difficult.
28. Shar Pei / Spaniel Mix
We mean this in the nicest way possible. But are we the only ones who think this dog resembles a pig? Regardless, she’s so darn cute.
29. English Bull Dog / German Shepherd
Besides the coloring, it’s kind of hard to detect either one of these breeds. But with those floppy ears, he looks like he’d be fun to hang around with
30. German Shepherd / Shar Pei
When looking at this dog, there’s no denying that one breed is the Shar Pei. Yet it’s also easy to see the German Shepherd in this pup, especially in the color of the fur and those erect ears.
From looking at this photo, it appears when you cross a Pit Bull with a Shar Pei, you end up with a dog that looks more like a Labrador mix.
This 10-week-old puppy has the face, fur, and body of a yellow Lab. But those piercing blue eyes are a dead giveaway that she’s also part Husky. Just gorgeous.
This crossbred puppy of a Chihuahua and Beagle should get some kind of award or something. From head to tail, he’s so adorable. And his name? Mr. Cheagle, of course.
There’s nothing better than a pocket-size Husky. And when you cross that breed with a Pomeranian, that’s precisely what you get…a tiny ball of fluff with a big attitude.
Yep, another Corgi mix. But when bred with a Toy Poodle, the outcome equals cuteness overload. What a precious face.
This poor little guy looks like he ran into the back of a parked car. But with all joking aside, you have to admit there’s something super adorable about his scrunched-up face. When you breed a Chihuahua and Pug, that’s what happens.
The first part is easy to figure out…Pitt Bull. But the Plott? That’s for the Plott Hound part of this handsome fellow.
This pup is both Labrador and American Staffordshire Terrier. At this point, he certainly looks more like a Lab. But if he’s young, the Terrier part might show up later. Either way, he’s good looking.
Both the Yorkie and Maltese are spunky dogs. Some people call them hyper but we just call them cute. Combined, you have a pup full of energy and as cute as a bug.
This particular dog breed combination has been around for some time. As a mix of a Pug and Beagle, they make excellent pets.
Here’s another great option for people who want a small, “designer dog.” With a face like that, you’d probably have a hard time getting anything done other than cuddling.
Here you have two highly popular breeds among bigger pubs…the Labrador and Alaskan Malamute. What a wonderful combination.
Just what it sounds, this is a crossbreed of a Border Collie and Beagle. These breeds love to play and need regular exercise so it’s important they go to someone who can spend a lot of time outdoors with them.
What a cute name and perfectly fitting for this Bulldog/Dalmatian combo. With the shape of the head and fur color, you can easily see both breeds.
45. Bassett Hound / Shar Pei
Those are words you’d never expect to see together. But surprisingly, they yield a remarkable looking pup.
46. Weimaraner / Dachshund
The Weimaraner might be a large dog but it has a very gentle nature. This breed is also known its stunning amber-colored eyes. But now, you can get this breed mixed with Dachshund. Unusual but still adorable.
A Whoodle is a cross between a Wheaten Terrier and Poodle. A lot of people like this type of dog. Again, there’s no shedding to deal with and the pup’s size is great for families and people who live in smaller homes.
If you want to have unique pet dogs, then the crossbreed dogs can certainly be adorable options. You wouldn’t believe how beautiful they could be, which is why they’re now becoming more popular than ever. So many dog breeders are now coming up with various crossbreeds because of the growing demand. There are seemingly endless possible combinations you can go for, making them increasingly unique.
There is nothing to worry about when going for crossbreed dogs as they can be disciplined just like the purebred ones. Also, to ensure the health of a pet dog, whether purebred or crossbred, it is necessary to have regular veterinary care.
Here are 47 unique dogs you will undoubtedly fall in love with.
