1. Bospin (Boston Terrier x Miniature Pinscher)
The Bospin is a small size and cute pup that enjoys being surrounded by people. They are very cuddly, smart, and athletic, and they can easily adapt to different situations and environments. They’re very quiet, so you won’t have to worry that they will bark all night and wake all the neighbors up.
One of the best things about these adorable pups is that their breed is recognized by the International Designer Canine Registry (IDCR) and the Designer Breed Registry (DBR).
2. Beabull (Beagle x Bulldog)
Beabulls are lovely and friendly pooches, that enjoy cuddling and playing with their favorite people. Given the fact that their parents have different breeds, their ears are big and floppy, just like Beagles, but their faces are cute and wrinkly just like Bulldogs.
Their color is somewhat in-between, but they will definitely steal your heart. Even though they might not want to be active all the time, these dogs are very popular for being great jumpers.
3. Daniff (Great Dane x Mastiff)
The Daniffs are quite big dogs, but you shouldn’t worry about it, because they’re protective and loving. They are loyal and they like to show their owners how much they love them by cuddling and simply being cute.
These pooches have a friendly nature, which makes them great for families, especially for those who have other animals at home. They’re easy-going and don’t have a lot of energy at times, but they’re very smart and funny.
Besides that, their soft and shiny coat will surely make you love them, especially because they don’t shed very much, so it’s easier to maintain your home clean.
Last, but not least, this unusual breed mixed is recognized by the DBR, IDCR, and the Dog Registry of America (DRA).
4. Schweenie (Shih Tzu x Dachshund)
At first, Schweenie might seem like a great name for a small pup, but it’s actually the name of a mixed breed of pooches, a combination between a Shih Tzu and a Dachshund.
These dogs are fun, playful, and smart, and they are great for people who live in apartments, given their small size. There are times when they are not in the mood to play or socialize, but they’re usually friendly with other pups and they’re not aggressive.
These adorable pups are a recognized breed by the standards of DBR, DRA, and IDCR, among others.
