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Cross breeding is the process used to breed two separate breeds of dogs together. ... Theoretically, it is possible to take any two breeds of dogs and breed them together. You can, in fact, even breed dogs with other genetically-similar species, such as wolves, coyotes or dingoes, to produce what is known as a 'hybrid'.
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Some people call them hybrid dogs, but that's wrong.

You only get a hybrid when you cross two different species.

A dog "breed" is simply an inbred family of dogs within the same species: canis familiaris.

The inbreeding (doubling up of the same genes) is what makes a dog breed look alike.

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