I would like to know your opinion on my position in this issue. In my opinion, I would think that a litter of hybrid puppies would have a great variety of characteristics from the two parent breeds, not necessarily the best. Also, it seemed as though you were trying to say that purebred dogs are the source of dog attacks, and I would like to know exactly what you mean by that. Lastly, once two hybrid breed parents, say, "cockapoos" fior example, are crossed, the litter would naturally turn out inconsistent. I would only like to know what you think of this so I can understand the idea better.

Our dorkie is now one year old and is absolutely beautiful. When I saw her at the pet store she reminded me of my childhood golden retriever puppy. She was quietly playing while all the other puppies were barking. She is still a quiet dog, and loves to cuddle and sleep. On her walks, everyone stops and comments on how adorable she is, "she's like a walking stuffed animal!" I have her on a BARF diet because she went through phases of refusing to eat commercial dog food early on. She is extremely healthy with a very sweet temperament. Doesn't shed, doesn't smell and requires very little grooming. I highly recommend this mix. Ours is a beautiful golden color with wavy soft fur. It doesn't grow as long as a yorkie, but it's a little different from a dachs. House training was a challenge, first used pads in the house because of the cold winter, then transitioned to outside only. She never makes a mistake unless someone is not there to let her out. If I take her out for her daily walks, she rarely has to urinate otherwise, but as a precaution I put have her go outside just before going to bed. I'm trying to decide whether to spay her - it seems a waste of good genes, but she does get moody when in heat and mounting her stuffed friend only leaves her frustrated. My 3 children were between 8 and 13 when we got her and the whole family is very gentle with her which may have something to do with her sweet temperament. She does have a short attention span with games - tires easily of "fetch" and tug of war games. She cost a fortune at the pet store in Tokyo, but is worth every penny.

We have a female Gollie named Matilda (Matty for short). She is two years old. She has a wonderful demeanor, is incredibly intelligent and is an absolute joy to be with. We got her as a puppy and it took no time at all to housetrain her. She gets along well with our grandchildren as well as with all the other dogs in our immediate neighborhood. She does shed profusely, so she needs frequent brushings and baths which she also enjoys. Our Gollie is a pleasure.

i recently just got a boxador for my 10 year old daughter, it was a great decision! my boxador pup is playfull, obiediant, extreamly intelligent and a great gruad dog. we have a pool in our backyard and the dog does not jump into it unless we tell him he can, my daughter enjoys swimming with him, throwing him toys and taking a trip to the park with him. he has became her best friend. i have greatly leard to love the dog i take him with me on my morning walks and he doesnt even need to be on a leash anymore! i highly recomend that if you get the chance you should get a boxador pup because they are great life changers, as a family we have become more close, taking more family walks and going to the beach with our dog, hershy

wow this is awsome i in the last seven months have had the joy of owning a bullmation. ciennas mother is pure american bulldog tan and white, her father is pure black and white dalmation. cienna is one of a litter of 11 pups who all ended up with dark brown spots. some pups mostly the males were more shorter and stocky with big square heads like the mum, and the females were all slender and have the dalmation head.

Crossbreeds: aussie-poo

Purebreds: australian-shepherd, poodle

I would like a mini aussie-poo/aussiedoodle. They need to be less than 15lb max because I would like to take them on flights with me.

Crossbreeds: bagle-hound

Purebreds: basset, beagle

I would like a tri-colored male if possible.

Crossbreeds: bassetoodle

Purebreds: basset-hound, poodle

Desperately seeking a young Bassetoodle that wants to adopt me. Please help!!!

Crossbreeds: bulloxer

Purebreds: american-bulldog, boxer

I am looking for a bulloxer puppy ready around Dec 7th 2009. Please e-mail me at jonniebean@sbcglobal.net or call 920-683-2247.

Crossbreeds: boxweiler

Purebreds: boxer, rottweiler

male and female puppy or adult dog