A new study has found some mixed-breed “designer” dogs show more behavioural problems than their purebred parents. The survey ...

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A new Royal Veterinary College study has found designer crossbreeds are more hectic than their purebred counterparts. Lydia Spencer-Elliott investigates whether her dog’s cheeky behaviour could be dow ...

Mixed-breed dogs are more likely to show problem behaviour, according to a new study by a leading veterinary organization. The Royal Veterinary College warns so-called ‘designer dogs’ display higher ...

A new peer-reviewed study of cockapoos, cavapoos, and labradoodles found that these popular “designer” crossbreeds often ...

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