7. Alaskan Malamute.
I know that an Alaskan Malamute has a powerful and strong body, but that doesn’t change the fact that he is still cute and looks like a teddy. Being one of the oldest breeds, it has been believed that an Alaskan Malamute have some wolfish genes. However, they are really domesticated dogs. You need to train them to be able get along with other people and pets in the house. Once they are well-socialized, they become really friendly even to strangers making them not a really good choice to become watchdogs.
8. German Shepherd/Akita/Corgi mix.
There is little information known about the mix of these three breeds: German Shepherd, Akita, and Corgi. However, all we can say is the fact that this mixture of three breeds resulted into one dog that really resembles a teddy bear! A picture of this breed as a puppy circulated over the internet and it closely resembles Akita’s characteristics from its coat length, face shape and ears. What we are waiting now though is to see how this pup will grow up, will his face change? And what are the personality and traits it took from the German Shepherd and Corgi genes? That’s what we all have to find out.
9.…show more content… Tibetan Mastiff.
Developed in Tibet some centuries ago, the Tibetan Mastiff is a companion dog and loves the presence of family members. Though he is really one charming little pup that you can hug like a teddy bear, beware as this teddy bear will grow up to a 75 to 160 pounds dog! Hence, you should ensure that you have enough space for a Tibetan Mastiff in your home. Its size is not really suited for those who are living in apartments. They are also very intelligent and independent. Sometimes, they are stubborn, but be assured that they are sensitive to human moods especially when they are arguments going on in the
