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Labradoodles, Pugaliers, Schnoodles, Cockapoos, Spanadors, Dorgis—maybe they aren’t recognized by the AKC but they’re here! Hot Dogs: Fourteen Top Designer Dogs takes a close-up look at the wide range of new dogs that have come into existence as breeders have carefully selected canines of different pedigrees for mating. Entries have been separately written by a team of experts, each versed on a specific designer breed. This book gives dog lovers a practical guide to choosing a designer breed that suits any one among a variety of tastes and lifestyles. Among these new breeds are dogs that love working with people, inside-the-house dogs that don’t shed, dogs that are especially good with cats, and many others. Filled with intriguing color photos of dogs that are like none you’ve seen before.

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In the 1980s an Australian dog breeder decided to cross the gentle, friendly Labrador with the intelligent, low-shedding Poodle to produce a guide dog suitable for allergy sufferers. It was a very successful example of planned and logical crossbreeding, and since then, “designer dogs” have been in great demand.

As well as the popular Labradoodle, Hot Dogs! takes a look at the wide range of modern “crossbreeds” available, such as Cockapoos, Goldendoodles, Schnoodles, Puggles, Pekapoos, Cavachons, and Yorkiepoos. This book is a practical guide to choosing the dog that meets your special needs (including dogs that love working with people, dogs of all sizes that are good with children, and low-shedding dogs for indoors) and caring for it. Find a special breed that’s right for you and your family.