The Truth about Crossbred Pets

The Truth about Crossbred Pets

You are walking down the street, and you see this beautiful dog. Your mind wanders a little bit, and for a second there, you wonder where you have seen such a dog. You think it looks like a golden retriever, but somehow also like a poodle. To alleviate the confusion, you get to Google to get clarity. Yeah, it is a Goldendoodles, a crossbred of a golden retriever and poodle. Adorable, right?

So, what are some truths about crossbred pets that people don’t know?

Crossbreds have a Moderate Personality

Unlike purebreds that might have high energy and aggression due to their traits, crossbreeds have moderate energy. They are not too aggressive or extreme in any manner, whether they are hunting, chasing or digging. They have a balanced trait and personality.

Crossbreds are Healthier

This might be shocking due to the defective genes that some crossbreds experience. However, a crossbred has a low risk of experiencing faulty genes that are carried throughout a breed. This limits the likelihood of inheriting genetic diseases. A pure breed has a high risk of defective genes as their genes are purely from a single species. Hence, crossbred pets and animals are more potent, healthier and have more vigour.

Crossbreds are more Disciplined.

Crossbred pets, especially dogs, are excellent pets. They learn discipline quicker than the purebred. They can also adopt the behaviour of their owner and are often more bold, personable animals.

Crossbreds have a Unique Look

Crossbreds can be so adorable. Due to the cross breeding, it results in the pet having a unique look from other dogs as it's from two different breeds. Crossbred are adorable to look at and also vary in personality.

Crossbreds are of many Varieties

One might think that one or two types of crossbred exist. However, there are so many varieties of crossbred dogs to choose from. If one wishes a crossbred between two breeds they like, they can ask or enquire from the vet near you if the breeding is possible and how to go about it.

Crossbred are Expensive

Crossbreds come with a price. Unlike purebreds, they are much more expensive. This can discourage a lot of pet owners from owning them. They are costly but often worth it if your preferences align.

Crossbred and size

This might come as a pro when choosing a crossbred. However, one should be prepared for an unexpected result. With a crossbred, it can be difficult to predict the size of the puppy or the dog. You might prefer a big dog, but the crossbred turns out to be a tiny dog or vice versa. The sizing is unpredictable because crossbred are the first of their kind. However, you can enquire with the vet regarding the sizing. They have handled more pets, including crossbred pets, and can help you predict how big or small your pet will turn out.

Pets In Peace provide a personal memorial service and pet aftercare for your pet. We support and comfort you and your family during the difficult times as we know our pet was part of us, part of the family.

Contact us when you are ready, we will help you each step of the way.

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