These Mixed breeds are truly designer. If we didn’t know better we’d say they we’re a breed of their own. Better still everyone of them makes for their own unique look. There’s a designer puppy for everyone and anyone. From Small dog you can fit in your bag to a big guy that will crush your lap.
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1. Torkie
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What’s a Torkie? Well a Torkie is an ingenious combination of Toy Fox Terrier and a Yorkie. Since both the Yorkshire and Toy Fox Terrier are closely related. They make for a very natural pairing. Both bringing their unique characteristics to the party. Making the Torkie there own unique masterpiece.
2. Pitweiler
For those who are more interested in a big buddy to play and run with. There the Pitweiler. A clever cross between the American Pit Bull Terrier and Rottweiler. The American Pit Bull Terrier is lovely member of the Amstaff family hailing straight from the UK. There not the Pitbulls that we know and love from this side of the pond. I think you’ll agree their just as cute. Because the Pit Bull Terrier is similiar size and build to the Rottweiler, they make for an exceptionally well-built dog. With a extreme sweet face.
3. Pineranian Dog
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When two toys collide the make for one itty bitty ball of deliciousness. The Pineranian Dog is wonder twin of the Miniature Pinscher and the Pomeranian. Fluffy bundle of joy is one of the cutest toy designer dogs every created. Best Part. Each one of them has their very own mix of fluffiness and big eyed adorableness.
4. Cojack
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Cojack with name reminiscent of a 70s detective. A glorious long tongued pup with a incredible agile white legs. As a blend between the the Jack Russell Terrier and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi they make for a great family dog. Certainly an excellent partner to any sake out.
5. Jorkie
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With a beauty all their own. The Jorkie is a Jack Russell Yorkie Mix is sure to get lots of smiles from all that see them. Their fur makes them stand a character. At first glance they almost look like a little schnauzer. With a Jack Russel nose and Yorkie hair.
