Pitbull Mix Breeds That Are Amazing And Adorable

For those who always wanted to have a loyal, sociable, and cuddly big dog?

Look no further than the Pitbull Husky Mix. The Pitbull Husky mix (a.k.a Pitsky) is a remarkable, muscular cross and great for the family!

A Pitbull Husky Mix is a cross between a Pit Bull Terrier (usually an American Pit Bull) and either a Siberian Husky or rarely, an Alaskan Husky. They exemplify the best of both worlds.

They have a steadfast loyalty and are smart with enough strength as well as stamina to play the dual role of man’s best friend and guard dog. Not merely are they a sight for sore eyes, but they also possess all the features and qualities of the perfect canine companion.

Size

• Height – 19 – 24 inches   (48 – 61 cm)
• Weight – 35 to 80 pounds (15 to 36 kg)

Lifespan 

A healthy Pitbull Husky mix otherwise called Pitsky should expect to enjoy a life expectancy of between 12 – 15 years when properly cared for and fed a good quality diet to suit their ages.

Coat Color

• Grey
• Black
• Brown
• Red
• Cream
• Silver

Appearance

Some Pitskies look like Pitties and some look like Huskies. If they have Alaskan Husky parentage with hound lines, they look like hounds.

The Pitbull Husky mix is a medium to a large-sized, stout, muscular dog that is firmly built with a broadhead. Pitsky can either have its Husky’s upright facing ears or Pit Bull parent’s forward-folding ears.

They can either have the short coat of the pit bull or the long coat of the Husky.

Temperament

You’ll be surprised to know that the Pitsky is actually well behaved and doesn’t act over-aggressive despite the fact that their parents the Pitbull and the Husky dog breeds are considered by many as “hard-line” natured.

These blue-eyed fur babies are strong, sturdy, and energetic. They are by no means lap dogs and they can be unflinchingly loyal, thanks to their Pitbull-ish genes.

Adaptability:

• Apartment Living – Low To Moderate
• Good For First-Time Owners – Yes
• Sensitivity Level – High
• Loneliness – Averagely Suited To Be Alone
• Cold Weather – High
• Hot Weather – Average

Friendliness:

• With Family – High
• Kids – High
• Other Dogs – Average
• With Cats – Moderate, If Raised Together
• Other Pets – Moderate, If Raised Together
• Strangers – Suspicious, Reserved

General Behavior:

• Independence – Fairly Independent
• Dominance – Moderate
• Combativeness – Bit Aggressive
• Indoors – Active
• Outdoor – Highly Active
• Territorial – Yes
• Easy Of Transportation – Medium

Care

• Exercise Needs – Fairly High
• Intensity – High
• Activity Level – High
• Exercise Requirements – >30 Minutes/Day
• Walk Mileage/ Week – 6 Miles
• Playfulness – High
• Grooming Needs – High
• Tendency To Drool – No
• To Snore – No
• Bark – High
• Tendency To Dig – Low
• Social/Attention Needs – High

Training

• Trainability – Quick Learners But May Be Stubborn
• Intelligence – High
• Memory – High
• Mouthiness – Low
• Prey Drive – High
• Wanderlust Potential – Average To High

Grooming And Shedding

• Coat Density – Short Soft Or Dense, Double Coat
• Length – Long Or Short And Shiny
• Texture – Straight
• Brushing Frequency – Daily Or Weekly Twice
• Trimming/Stripping – No
• Hypoallergenic – No
• Shedding – Moderate To Heavy

Health Problems

 Major concerns:

• Hip Dysplasia
• Hyperthyroidism
• Allergies
• Demodex canis mites

Minor concerns:

• Cataracts
• Hypothyroidism
• Follicular dysplasia

Price

You should expect to pay at least $500. Some can go up to $2000 for your Pitbull Husky mix puppy depending on the pedigree and the breeder.

The huge variety of possible coats and colors is also a decisive factor in puppy pricing.

The German Shepherd-Pitbull Mix – Commonly referred to as German Sheppit, Shepherd Pit, German Pit, and even Perman Shepherd

A loyal, intelligent, confident, and gallant German shepherd with a dedicated, resolute, and affectionate Pitbulls (usually the American Pitbull Terrier).  The progeny will be an affectionate, dedicated, resolute dog that is loyal to a T!

Size

• Height – Male: Height: 18-26 inches (45-66 cm), Female: 17-24 inches (43-60cm)
• Weight – Male: 40-90 pounds (18 – 40 kg), female: 30-70 pounds(13-31 kg)

Lifespan

A healthy GSD Pitbull Mix should expect to enjoy a life expectancy of between 10 – 12 years when properly cared for and fed a good quality diet to suit their ages.

Coat Color

• Tan
• Black
• White
• Fawn

Appearance

Since both breeds are of a larger size, the German Pit will likely be a medium-large-sized dog with well-defined musculature.

As experienced breeders reveal, the shepherd-pit looks more like a larger Pit Bull, with either a classic short muzzle or a longer muzzle like the GSD.

Certainly not the largest canine when it comes to size, but it is quite larger than the APBT and shorter than the GSD parent.

Temperament

The Pitbull-GSD mix is extremely affectionate and has strong protective instincts, not to mention that they are also courageous and confident dogs.

While not naturally aggressive towards people; they have more “spidey senses.”  They will be loyal and clever while thrives on guarding their household and generally is attentive, affectionate, and devoted.

Adaptability:

• Apartment Living – No
• Good For First-Time Owners – No
• Sensitivity Level – High
• Loneliness – Hates To Be Left Alone
• Cold Weather – High
• Hot Weather – Average

Friendliness:

• With Family – High
• Kids – Good
• Other Dogs – No
• With Cats – No
• Strangers – Suspicious

General Behavior:

• Independence – Average
• Dominance – High
• Combativeness – Aggressive
• Indoors – Active
• Outdoor – Highly Active
• Territorial – Yes
• Easy Of Transportation – Good

Care:

• Exercise Needs – High
• Intensity – High
• Activity Level – High
• Exercise Requirements – >60 Minutes/Day
• Walk Mileage/ Week – 10 Miles
• Playfulness – High
• Grooming Needs – Minimal
• Tendency To Drool – No
• To Snore – No
• Bark – High
• To Dig – Low
• Social/Attention Needs – High

Training

• Trainability – Easy
• Intelligence – High
• Memory – High
• Mouthiness – Low
• Prey Drive – High
• Wanderlust Potential – Average

Grooming And Shedding

• Coat Density – Normal
• Length – Short
• Texture – Straight
• Brushing Frequency – Weekly Twice
• Trimming/Stripping – No
• Hypoallergenic – No
• Shedding – Average

Health Problems

Major concerns:

• Demodicosis
• Panosteitis
• Hip Dysplasia
• Hemophilia
• Degenerative Myelopathy
• Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency

Minor concerns

• Elbow Dysplasia
• Hemivertebrae
• Von Willebrand’s Disease
• Footpad Disorder
• Cervical Vertebral Instability
• Cutaneous Asthenia

Price

You should expect to pay between $300 to $600 depending on the breeder.

This hybrid dog is very popular nowadays and in high demand among people who love the Pitbull breeds and the Rottweiler, as well as those who have always dreamed of having the best of both worlds.

The affection and resoluteness from the Rottie as well as the flavor and gusto from the Pitbull add to this hybrid dog a different dimension to their loyalty.

Size

• Height – Male: Height: 21-23 inches (53-58 cm), Female: 20-22 inches (50-55cm)
• Weight – Male: 85-100 pounds (38 – 45 kg), female: 65-90 pounds(29-40 kg)

Lifespan

A healthy Rottweiler Pitbull Mix should expect to enjoy a life expectancy of between 10 – 15 years when properly cared for and fed a good quality diet to suit their ages.

Coat Color

• Chocolate
• Brown
• Black
• Speckled
• White
• Golden
• Merle
• Brindle

Appearance

Their appearance is not standardized and may vary based on the dominant parental gene. The Pitweiler will likely be a medium-large-sized dog with well-defined musculatures (Since both the parent breeds are of a larger size).

As experienced breeders reveal, the Rottweiler Pitbull Mix puppies tend to get their shape and facial looks from their Pitbull side of the family while the build and pattern from the Rottweiler side of the family.

Adaptability:

• Apartment Living – Yes
• Good For First-Time Owners – Good
• Sensitivity Level – High
• Loneliness – Hates To Be Left Alone
• Cold Weather – Average
• Hot Weather – Average

Friendliness:

• With Family – High
• Kids – Good
• Other Dogs – Good (If Properly Trained)
• With Cats – Good, If Raised Together
• Strangers – Suspicious

General Behavior:

• Independence – Average
• Dominance – High
• Combativeness – Aggressive
• Indoors – Active
• Outdoor – Highly Active
• Territorial – Yes
• Easy Of Transportation – Good

Care

• Exercise Needs – High
• Intensity – High
• Activity Level – High
• Exercise Requirements – >60 Minutes/Day
• Walk Mileage/ Week – 10 Miles
• Playfulness – High
• Grooming Needs – High
• Tendency To Drool – No
• To Snore – No
• Bark – High
• To Dig – Low
• Social/Attention Needs – High

Training

• Trainability – Easy
• Intelligence – High
• Memory – High
• Mouthiness – Low
• Prey Drive – High

Grooming And Shedding

• Coat Density – Normal
• Length – Short
• Texture – Straight
• Brushing Frequency – Weekly Twice
• Trimming/Stripping – No
• Hypoallergenic – No
• Shedding – Average

Health Problems

Major concerns:

• Demodectic Mange
• Hip and Elbow Dysplasia
• Subaortic Stenosis
• Cerebellar Abiotrophy (Ataxia)

Minor concerns:

• Patellar Luxation
• Retinal Dysplasia
• Pancreatitis
• Zinc Responsive Dermatosis
• Neuroaxonal Dystrophy
• Gastric Dilation Volvulus (GDV) or Bloat

Price

You should expect to pay between $300 to $500 but can go up to $800 for your Rottweiler- Pitbull Mix puppy depending on the breeder.

This hybrid dog is very popular nowadays and in high demand among people who love the Pitbulls and the goldies.  Do you love both of the most wildly popular dogs in the US?

Good for you, why not take a look at their lovable and gentle mix breed that is perfect for almost any home, the Golden bull or pit retriever!

Size

• Height – 17-23 inches (43-58 cm)
• Weight – 35-75 pounds (15 – 34 kg)

Lifespan

A healthy Golden Retriever Pitbull Mix should expect to enjoy a life expectancy of between 10 – 15 years when properly cared for and fed a good quality diet to suit their ages.

Coat Color

• Dark Golden Hue
• Black

Appearance

Their appearance is not standardized and may vary based on the dominant parental gene. The Golden bull will likely be a medium-large-sized dog with well-defined musculatures (Since both the parent breeds are of a larger size).

The Rottweiler Pitbull Mix puppies mostly tend to get their shape and facial looks from their Pitbull side of the family while the build and pattern from the retriever side of the family.

Temperament

The Pit retriever shows off the natural friendliness of Goldies combined with the Pitbull’s protective nature. They are loyal, alert, sociable, even-tempered, endearing, affectionate, and intelligent mix breed that makes them a good family dog for everyone.

Adaptability:

• Apartment Living – Yes
• Good For First-Time Owners – Good
• Sensitivity Level – High
• Loneliness – Hates To Be Left Alone
• Cold Weather – Average
• Hot Weather – Average

Friendliness:

• With Family – High
• Kids – Good
• Other Dogs – Good (If Properly Trained)
• With Cats – Good, If Raised Together
• Strangers – Suspicious

General Behavior:

• Independence – Average
• Dominance – High
• Combativeness – Aggressive
• Indoors – Active
• Outdoor – Highly Active
• Territorial – Yes
• Easy Of Transportation – Good

Care

• Exercise Needs – High
• Intensity – High
• Activity Level – High
• Exercise Requirements – >60 Minutes/Day
• Walk Mileage/ Week – 10 Miles
• Playfulness – High
• Grooming Needs – High
• Tendency To Drool – No
• To Snore – No
• Bark – When Needed
• To Dig – Low
• Social/Attention Needs – High

Training

• Trainability – Easy
• Intelligence – High
• Memory – High
• Mouthiness – Low
• Prey Drive – High

Grooming And Shedding

• Coat Density – Normal
• Length – Short (From Pitbulls) Or Long Shaggy Coats (Taking The Side Of Retrievers)
• Texture – Straight
• Brushing Frequency – Weekly Twice
• Trimming/Stripping – No
• Hypoallergenic – No
• Shedding – Average

Health Problems

Major concerns:

• Demodectic Mange
• Hip and Elbow Dysplasia
• Subaortic Stenosis
• Gastric Dilation Volvulus (GDV) or Bloat

Minor concerns:

• Patellar Luxation
• Retinal Dysplasia
• Pancreatitis
• Cardiomyopathy
• Osteochondritis

Price

You should expect to pay between $300 to $500 but can go up to $800.