Cross-breed dogs (sometimes called “designer dogs”) are intentionally bred dogs coming from two or more distinctly recognized dog breeds. It is also known to have started in the 14th century or even earlier.

According to Pet Assure:

“A hybrid dog is not a BREED, it is a hybrid, which means it is a mix of more than one purebred dog. The best way to determine the traits of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed.”

The fusion of two or more adorable dog breeds certainly makes an even more good-looking (and often extremely cute) hybrid dog, wouldn’t’t you agree?

Try not to drool with these 20 adorable crossbreed dogs.

1. Chug

Chug is the combination of the little cutie chihuahua and a pug. This crossbreed turns out to be smaller than the regular size of a pug. Moreover, there’s no doubt that it got the playfulness of an energetic chihuahua. Whoever owns this crossbreed should be able to keep up.

2. Chusky

Chusky, also called as chowski, is the fusion of chow chow and Siberian husky. It usually has the fur pattern of a husky while having the roundness of a chow. Just look at how fluffy this crossbreed is, getting your hands off of them would probably become a challenge.

3. Yoodle

This crossbreed is on the top list when it comes to portability. Yoodle is the combination of a Yorkshire terrier and a poodle. This toy-sized dog is best for a walk in the park, actually, they can be anywhere because they can probably fit inside a handbag.

4. Horgi

The cross of a Siberian husky and a corgi is called, Horgi. Sometimes, this hybrid is also called a Siborgi. They got the best from both of its purebred ancestors, beautiful eyes, medium built body, and wolf-like fur. This cross-breed is also perfect as a family dog.

5. Goldador

This angelic pooch is the cross of a golden retriever and a labrador retriever. Goldador’s come from purebred family dogs that are good around people and children. They are usually used as service dogs and therapy dogs. Can they also be called hero dogs? You decide.

6. Shih-poo

A Shih-poo is an absolute stunner! It’s the product of Shih Tzu and a poodle’s cross. It’s known to be playful, caring, always loves to snuggle and cuddle. Who would even say no to this cutie?

7. Puggle

This is the combination of pug and beagle. They are known to be first bred as companion dogs in the 1990s in the United States. They still remain to be one of the most popular cross-breed dogs. They are also ideal as family dogs because of their fun personality.

8. Labradoodle

Labradoodle is the fusion of poodle and a labrador retriever. It also has the best of both worlds, bearing the size of a labrador and the kinky fur of a poodle. Their friendly nature gives them a plus in making them a good family dog.

9. Dorgi

This hybrid is the mixture of a corgi and dachshund. In fact, Queen Elizabeth II is a fan of this crossbreed. They are known to have originated in the United Kingdom when Queen Elizabeth’s corgi mated with Princess Margaret’s dachshund. Royal Dorgis of the Royal Family!

10. Schnoodle

This designer dog is the team-up of a schnauzer and a toy poodle. This cross is often called lap dog, a family dog, a therapy dog, or a performance dog. They are usually small dogs which make them ideal as a 24/7 companion. Just look at those eyes!

11. Dalmachshund

This cutie is the pooch product of a dachshund and a dalmatian. This mix is a new addition to the ballooning number of cross-breed dogs. It’s got the size of its parent dachshund, and of course, it has the trademark spots of a dalmatian. Is this pup trying to melt us with its cuteness?

12. Labsky

This mix is the fruit of a labrador and a husky when combined together. They are loyal family dogs that can be easily trained. This cross is also known to have beautiful unidentical pair of eyes. Just look at that sky-blue eyes!

13. Frug

It’s not the green amphibian jumper, it just sounds like it. This cross is the fusion of a French bulldog and a pug. This hybrid is usually small in size but possesses a huge personality as an animal companion. Their size makes them perfect as a pet for any kind of owner/family.

14. Dalmador

A dalmatian and a labrador’s mix is called Dalmador. They are friendly by nature, thus making them a good choice for a family dog. However, they are not ideal as guard dogs because they are also friendly to strangers. This cross is probably just about pure love, don’t you think so?

15. Goberian

This is the product of a Golden retriever and a Siberian husky when mixed together. They are smart, energetic, and friendly, thus making them also a good pick as family dogs. They sometimes have unidentical eyes. It’s uniquely beautiful, right?

16. Pomchi

A pomeranian and a chihuahua make this beautiful mix. Their size makes them energetic and playful. They are devoted and loyal family dogs. They obviously got the best characteristics of their purebred parents. A leash might not work on this playful pooch!

17. Papitese

This heaven-sent cutie is the mixture of a Papillion and a Maltese. Its parents are both toy-sized thus making them good lapdogs. It has the furry ears of the Papillion and perfect to flaunt in dog fashion shows. Look at that little angel!

18. Cavoodle

This cute cross-breed is the result of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a miniature poodle mixed together. This hybrid originated in Australia way back in the 90s. Their little bodies are coated with thick hair which can be either curly or straight. We’re not even sure if this one is a toy or an actual dog.

19. Morkie

This is cross between a Maltese and a Yorkshire terrier. They are small, energetic, and sometimes silly. They demand so much attention from their humans and loves to play almost all the time. Who can say no to those eyes?

20. Longdog

Their designer dog name already speaks for themselves. It’s a cross created by breeding Greyhounds with any other sighthound breeds. Their long legs are packed with so much stamina and power, thus making them ideal dogs to course rabbits, hares, foxes, deer, and coyotes.

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Source: Animal Channel, Wikipedia