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• Small-sized perfectly for small condos, apartments and other small living quarters
• Coexists well with pets, older kids and frequent visitors and are adaptable.
• Mal Shi dogs require less exercise
• Mal-Shis are hypoallergenic 

• Malshi can be stubborn and difficult to train
• Many families report difficulty with potty training
• Mal-Shi dogs are not suited for a jogging or hiking companion
• Mal-Shi dogs can acquire Small Dog Syndrome or separation anxiety when left alone, requiring extra care.
• As with most small breeds they can be prone to patella issues and dental issues such as retained baby teeth.

 

Shichon/Zuchon:

• Zuchons have a cheerful personality and make great companions for people of all ages.
• Zuchons have a long life expectancy
• Zuchons are non-shedding and hypoallergenic

• Zuchons can be stubborn like both their parent breeds
• Zuchons may be difficult to housetrain as the Bichon is a breed notorious for house training difficulty.
• Grooming requirements: Their thick, wavy coat requires regular grooming, including brushing to prevent matting and professional grooming for trims.
• Separation anxiety: Zuchons can be prone to separation anxiety, so they may require company or attention to prevent destructive behavior when left alone for extended periods.
• Potential health issues:  Common concerns include dental problems, allergies, eye issues, and respiratory problems.
• Higher demand: Due to their popularity, Zuchons may be more challenging to find from reputable breeders, and unethical breeders may take advantage of the demand.

 

Pekepoo:

• Peekepoos are playful and friendly
• Peekepoo dogs are low-shedders compared to the Pekingese
• Peekepoos are great family pets for families with older, sensible kids.  
• They have less energy than some of the other Teddy Bear breeds
• Most Peekapoos are easier to train than purebred Pekingese, who tend to be stubborn.
  

• Peekapoo's can  inherit serious health problems such as the BOAS
• Peekapoos incur expensive vet treatments
• The are  prone to protective behaviors without proper socialization and training.
• Peekapoo dogs have above average grooming needs
• Due to the thick coat, a Peekapoo is prone to overheating in hot and humid weather
• Peekapoos may be banned by some airlines due to the shorter face from the parent breed, which are brachycephalic dogs.  A con for people who like to travel with their pets. 

 

Malti-Poo:

• Maltipoos are a perfect fit for most family situations
• Maltipoo dogs are playful and loving
• Maltipoo dogs shed a minimal amount
• Maltipoos can be a great fit for people with allergies
• Maltipoo dogs are perfect for people living in smaller spaces
• Since they come from two intelligent breeds, Maltese Poodle mix dogs are easy to train
• Maltese Poodle cross dogs are very sensitive dogs that love their owners and will be loving, great companions throughout their lives
• Maltipoos are medium energy dogs that will enjoy daily walks and playtimes
  
  Maltipoo Cons:
  
• Maltipoos are small but do tend to be barky
• Some Maltipoos that have thick and curly fur can be difficult to groom and demands a lot of maintenance
• Maltipoos can easily develop separation anxiety if left alone during the day. 
• Many Maltipoos are notorious escape artists- so watch out! 
• Maltipoos are stubborn and this greatly varies by the dog type. But by using reward-based training, you can easily win them over.
  
  

Shih-poo:

Shihpoo Pros:

• Friendly and outgoing temperament
• Good with families and other pets
• Low-shedding coat (hypoallergenic qualities)
• Can adapt well to different lifestyles
• Generally healthy and long-lived

• Requires regular grooming to prevent matting as they have thick and curly fur that demands a lot of maintenance
• Prone to certain health issues, including dental problems and respiratory issues
• May be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods
• Can be stubborn during training
• Some have been known to be barky 
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Teddy Bear / Teddybear Schnoodle:

• Intelligent and trainable
• Good with families and other pets
• Low-shedding coat (hypoallergenic qualities)
• Can be versatile in terms of size (ranging from small to standard)
• Generally friendly and sociable

• Tend to be barky like the Schnauzer
• Schnoodle coats tend to be wire-y and not as soft and plush.
• More of a one person type personality, not as well suited for therapy work
• Requires regular grooming to prevent matting
• High energy levels, requiring regular exercise and mental stimulation
• Can be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods
• May have a strong prey drive and need proper socialization

Cavapoo:

• Friendly and affectionate temperament
• Good with families, children, and other pets
• Low-shedding coat (hypoallergenic qualities)
• Adaptable to different living situations
• Generally intelligent and trainable

• Requires regular grooming to prevent matting
• Prone to certain health issues, including heart problems and dental issues
• May have a high energy level and require regular exercise
• Can be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods

Mini Goldendoodle:

Temperament: Mini Goldendoodles are known for being friendly, intelligent, and affectionate. They often have a playful nature and get along well with people and other animals.
Appearance: They have a curly or wavy coat that requires regular grooming. Mini Goldendoodles can come in various colors.
Size: Mini Goldendoodles are small to medium-sized dogs, typically weighing between 15 to 35 pounds (6.8 to 15.9 kg).
Care: Regular grooming is necessary to prevent matting and maintain the health of their coat.

• Friendly and social temperament, known for being good with families and other pets.
• Highly intelligent and trainable, making them suitable for various activities and tasks.
• Low to moderate shedding coat (depending on generation and type), which can be hypoallergenic for some individuals.
• Can adapt well to different living situations and lifestyles.
• Generally healthy and long-lived, with a potential for hybrid vigor.

• Requires regular grooming and maintenance to prevent matting, especially for those with a curlier coat.
• Can have high energy levels, requiring regular exercise and mental stimulation.
• Can take a full 2 years before they get out of the puppy stage.
• Potential for health issues common to both Golden Retrievers and Poodles.
• May be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods.
• Some have been known to be barky 

 

Habibi Bear:

• Friendly, gentle and highly intuitive temperament, developed specifically for children with Autism and therapy work. 
• Highly intelligent and trainable which aids in acclimation to your home and lifestyle
• Can adapt well to different living situations and lifestyles
• Three sizes for different needs and family situations.
• Low-shedding coat (hypoallergenic qualities)
• They are very devoted and loyal companions and live to be with their humans.
• Specifically developed using genetic testing and science without any inbreeding to create a healthy viable breed for new era.

• Requires regular grooming and maintenance to prevent matting.
• Due to their sensitive nature, they mirror people's energy- which can mean they can sense things deeply.
• Habibi Bears do not respond well to punishment or negative training methods due to their gentle nature - we always use positive reward based training.
• Can retain baby teeth and develop dental issues if teeth aren't cared for, as common with small breed dogs.  
• May be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods and can be prevented with healthy positive training.