Cross breed dogs

December 2nd is National Mutt Day, and mixed breed dogs deserve the praise. In fact, National Mutt Day is celebrated twice a year-- also on July 31st!

Let’s get one thing straight right out of the gate: every dog is an awesome dog, no matter the breed, the pedigree, or the way it looks. Some people might like giant fluffy dogs, others prefer tiny lap dogs, but the truth is we are all just happy to have a canine friend by our side. Also, all known breeds were created by mixing different existing breeds, so technically, all dogs are mixed breed dogs.

Mixing up the genes of the Siberian Husky with other popular breeds results in some pretty amazing combinations. We’ve compiled a list of the top 20 Husky mixed breeds that we think are just the cutest.

With Rottweiler's strong and true loving heart, they are often mixed with other breeds. Here are 14 unreal photos of Rottweiler cross breeds!

Corski!

Here's the ultimate list of corgi hybrids. Thanks to The Daily What, Reddit, and BuzzFeed's own pealmogs for introducing me to this amazing phenomenon.

New Zealand Huntaway

Get the best brain training on the outbound This is a rundown of normal canine crossbreeds. These are crossbreed canines made intentionally by crossing two thoroughbred canines. Some are known as planner canines and are reared as friend canines, frequently given portmanteau names got from those of the parent breeds; others are reproduced to join explicit working characteristics innate in the parent breeds. #dogbreed #dogtraining

For a long time pedigree dogs have won the game for the best breeds, but recently things are starting to change. Cross breeding is now a common practice in a way to avoid fur molting, to get great family temperaments, and to create smaller breeds that are a better fit for many households. Luckily, because of this, a lot of new breeds we’ve never seen before have started to pop up, and they are possibly the cutest pups to ever exist in our lifetime.

Wolf Hybrid http://pic.twitter.com/LZDApcpEtX Animal Life (@MeetAnimals) June 23 2017