Hybrid Dogs

Popular designer and Doodle mixes—family‑friendly with varied coats

Hybrid and designer mixes - like Goldendoodles, Bernedoodles, and Cavapoos - blend traits from two breeds. Coats and shedding vary by genetics, so grooming cadence and expectations matter. This guide helps Canadian families compare temperament, training needs, and coat maintenance to choose the right mix.

Goldendoodle, Bernedoodle, and Cavapoo playing together in a green Canadian park under soft afternoon sunlight, representing Hybrid and Designer dog breeds.
Bordoodle puppy with black and white curly coat sitting on a forest trail, portrait style with natural green background

The Bordoodle is a highly intelligent and athletic cross between the Border Collie and Poodle...

Goldador puppy with golden-yellow coat sitting on a forest trail, portrait style with natural green background

The Goldador blends the Golden Retriever’s sweetness with the Labrador’s biddability—an affectionate, athletic family companion and popular service-dog hybrid in Canada.

Puggle puppy with fawn coat and dark muzzle sitting on a forest trail, portrait style with natural green background

The Puggle mixes the Pug’s clownish charm with the Beagle’s curiosity—an affectionate, compact companion that thrives in families and city homes.

Irish Doodle puppy with wavy reddish coat sitting on a forest trail, portrait style with natural green background

The Irish Doodle is a lively, affectionate cross between the athletic Irish Setter and the intelligent Poodle...

Aussiedoodle puppy with fluffy merle-pattern coat sitting on a forest trail, portrait style with soft green background

The Aussiedoodle fuses Aussie intensity with Poodle smarts—athletic, ultra-trainable, and people-focused. Thrives with mental work and daily mileage; best for engaged homes that love training.