Pet-Specific Care for the Veterinary Team. Группа авторов

Mastador = Labrador retriever × Mastiff Mauxie = Dachshund × Maltese Morkie = Maltese × Yorkshire terrier Muggin = Miniature pinscher × Pug Papastzu = Papillon × Shih tzu Paperanian = Papillon × Pomeranian Papichon = Papillon × Bichon frisé Peke‐A‐Boo = Bolognese × Pekingese Peke‐A‐Poo = Pekingese × Poodle Peke‐A‐Tese = Maltese × Pekingese Pekehund = Dachshund × Pekingese Pinny‐Poo = Miniature pinscher × Poodle Pitsky = American pit bull terrier × Siberian husky Pom Terrier = Pomeranian × Toy fox terrier Pomaky = Pomeranian × Siberian husky Pomston = Boston terrier × Pomeranian Poochon = Bichon frisé × Poodle Poogle = Beagle × Poodle Pookimo = American Eskimo × Poodle Poolky = Poodle × Silky terrier Puggle = Beagle × Pug Pugottie = Pug × Scottish terrier Rotterman = Doberman pinscher × Rottweiler Schapso = Lhasa apso × Miniature schnauzer Schnocker = Cocker spaniel × Miniature schnauzer Schnoodle = Miniature schnauzer × Poodle Sharbo = Boston terrier × Chinese shar‐pei Snorkie = Miniature schnauzer × Yorkshire terrier Spanador = Cocker spaniel × Labrador Wauzer = Miniature schnauzer × West Highland white terrier Yorkie‐Poo = Poodle × Yorkshire terrier Yorkinese = Pekingese × Yorshire terrier Zuchon = Bichon frisé × Shih tzu

      While initial crosses were touted as being healthier than the purebreds from which they were derived (so‐called hybrid vigor), it is now recognized that these crosses can still concentrate deleterious genes and may develop their own predispositions to disease. Some of these can even be detected with genetic screening in these hybrids.

      3.9.5 Mixed‐Breeds

      Mixed‐breed pets have always posed a problem to disease risk prediction, since