Mixed Breed Dogs, often known affectionately as "mutts", offer delightful diversity, bonding potential, and overall health benefits. Covering a broad spectrum, these dogs can embody a variety of characteristics from different breeds, including varied sizes, personalities, and coats. Coat colors can range from solid to multi-hued, and textures may be short, long, curly, or straight, adding to their unique charm. As versatile companions, mixed breed dogs can adapt to lifestyle shifts, suitable for active households or quiet homes. Their often resilient health, due to genetic diversity, is a notable factor, making them hardy companions. Intelligence and temperament can vary widely, offering unique behavioral traits to enjoy and nurture.

Standard Poodle & Irish Wolfhound Hybrid
It is with great pleasure to announce the birth of 12 Wolfadoodle puppies. Mum is my beautiful 1st generation Wolfadoodle Lil, Dad is a stunning Golden Irish Wolfhound. The puppies are F1B reverse, 3/4 Irish Wolfhound, 1/4 poodle I am the only breeder of Wolfadoodles in the UK at present & this is the 1st litter of reverse F1Bs born in the UK & in Europe. They are no

Mixed Breed
Assistance dogs in the training for a couple of these dogs. Price is negotiable because the right home is of paramount importance. We have been working on training with these pups since 5 weeks old, and they're absolutely stunning. They have had contact with children on a daily basis, been exposed to household smells and sounds, been shown farm animals and had sounds like
A mixed-breed dog is one that descends from two or more different recognized dog breeds, resulting in a unique combination of physical traits, personality, and health characteristics that do not conform to a single breed standard. These dogs often show diverse appearances and temperaments due to their varied genetic backgrounds.