Dog Hybrids
A hybrid dog - often called a crossbred dog, designer dog, or boutique dog - is a dog produced by the intentional breeding of two or more different recognized dog breeds. These intentional crossbred dogs differ from dogs referred to as "mixed breed", or dogs which are literal mixes of breeds, sometimes without known origin. Designer dogs are becoming quite popular, such as the Labradoodle and the Jack-A-Bee.
The best way to understand a hybrid is to read each contributing breed. Choose a name from Show Hybrid, use Find, or pair two parent breeds below.
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