Pitsky: Pitbull & Husky
Corgi & Dalmatian
Chusky: Chow Chow & Husky
Dalmachshund: Dachshund & Dalmatian
Dalmachshund: Dachshund & Dalmatian
Chug: Pug & Chihuahua
Corgi & German Shepherd
Yorkshire Terrier & Poodle
Beagleman: Beagle & German Shepherd
Cocker-Pei: Shar-pei & Cocker Spaniel
Pomsky: Pomeranian & Husky
German Sherpei: German Shepherd & Shar-pei
English Bulldog & German Shepherd
Horgi: Corgi & Husky
Bullpug: Pug & English Bulldog
Schnoodle: Schnauzer & Poodle
Shepherd Chow: Chow Chow & German Shepherd
Shorgi: Corgi & Sheltie
Sharp Asset (or Ba-Shar): Basset Hound & Shar-Pei
Corgipoo: Toy Poodle & Corgi
Goberian: Siberian Husky & Golden Retriever
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Many pure dogs suffers of inbreeding and a weak gene pool. By mixing races, you mix things up. The negative: They maybe don't look as good as pure races :P
At least this was the case with our dog, a mix. Lived to be almost 16, few to none health problems except at the end, very good with people.
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My two are naughty, friendly, healthy and intelligent. No defects in these two.
#18 wow, the schnoodle looks kind of like an otter!