A Black Doberman is a variety of the popular Doberman canine breed with a genetic rarity that causes the production of excess melanin pigmentation. And the subsequent outcome of this excess melanin pigmentation is an all-black coat that is devoid of the standard Doberman rust markings.
Why do cats bite? Most cats bite as a form of play, as a sign of affection, or as a warning that you’re doing something your cat doesn’t like. However, it is possible for cats to bite out of aggression.
A German Shepherd Doberman mix is a crossbreed of the German Shepherd and the Doberman Pinscher breeds. This hybrid combines the best traits of its parent breeds resulting in an intelligent, loyal and confident pup. The guarding instincts of the German Shepherd combine with the intelligence of the Doberman Pinscher to make the German Shepherd Doberman mix the ultimate watchdog.
A Micro Goldendoodle is a crossbreed between a Miniature Poodle and a Toy Goldendoodle. The term ‘micro’ refers to the size of the dog less than 10 lbs. The breed is known to socialize very fast, to be hypoallergenic, and to be low-maintenance.
A Wolamute is a dog breed crossed between the Gray Wolf (or Timber Wolf) and the Alaskan Malamute. The combination makes the Wolamute a wolfdog hybrid. One thing that makes Wolamutes so loveable is their size and unique look. The big wolfdog grows to incredible heights and can be as intimidating as a wolf.
A Newfoundland Labrador Mix is a hybrid crossbred between the Newfoundland dog and the world’s most famous dog breed, the Labrador Retriever. This mix often goes by Newfador, New Labralound, or Newfie Labs. Despite their large physique, you will find Newfoundland Labrador Mixes non-aggressive and with a sweet and loving personalities.
The Lilac French Bulldog is a rare type of French Bulldog with a dominant blue gene diluted with a brown gene. As a result of the dilution of the blue gene and the brown gene, this breed has a lilac coloration that lends it the name Lilac French Bulldog. Lilac Frenchies will typically have light eyes and pink muzzles. Their most distinguishing factor is their coat which appears in light shades of lilac.
Max von Stephanitz is credited with first breeding and introducing the Alsatian Wolf Dog in Germany in the early 1900s to herd sheep, hence the name “German Shepherd.” German Shepherds and Alsatian Wolf Dogs are, in essence, the same dog. Alsatian Wolf Dogs became popular during the First World War because of their strength, loyalty, beauty, and intelligence.
The Schnau-Tzu is a mix between a Miniature Schnauzer and a Shih Tzu. This crossbred doggie has a double coat with shaggy fur and floppy ears, thereby requiring regular brushing. You will also find that this highly active dog is mild-tempered, affectionate, and intelligent, thereby making it an ideal companion.
