Yorkipoos don’t require very much exercise, but they do like tagging along wherever their owner goes. Their poodle parentage also helps them to get along with kids, strangers, and other dogs better than some Yorkies do. Yorkipoos have all of the sweetness you’d expect, given their parent breeds. Most are absolutely tiny (most weigh about 10 pounds or less), and they are so cute you’ll likely be compelled to pick one up for a good cuddle. The Yorkipoo is easily one of the most teddy-bear-like mixed breeds around. As with several other small breeds, housetraining can be tricky, but if you keep at it, you’ll usually succeed in the long run. They exhibit all of the loyalty and love their parent breeds typically possess, and they generally get along well with strangers, other dogs, and children. Personality wise, Zuchons are very endearing. Plus, they don’t shed very much, thanks to their Bichon Frise genes. They have very round faces that look just like those of most teddy bears (and their shaggy facial hair helps emphasize the look), and their eyes are so cute they’ll melt your soul. Looking at the average Zuchon, you’ll immediately notice their resemblance to teddy bears. Some breeders even hope that the AKC will eventually recognize these mixed-breed dogs and begin welcoming them into shows and competitions. In fact, many people who discuss teddy bear dogs are specifically referring to Zuchons. The Zuchon is perhaps the most teddy-bear like of any other mixed breed in the world. The nickname for this cross is a ‘Teddy Bear’ puppy. The resemblance to teddy bears is coincidental in some of these cases, but a few common mixed breeds are true “designer” dogs whose similarity to teddy bears is quite deliberate (although none of the designer breeds we mention are as deliberate as the panda pup).
The breeds mentioned above all look a lot like teddy bears, but there are also a few mixed breeds who strongly resemble stuffed animals. Designer Mixed-Breeds Who Look Like Teddy Bears They are a bit easier to train than many similar breeds, which makes them a great choice for first-time dog owners.
Similar to other lapdogs, Malteses are pretty sensitive canines who don’t like to be left alone for very long. But while they certainly enjoy accompanying their owner around town and sticking close to mom or dad’s side, they’re also playful pups, who like to run, jump, and play like many other dogs twice their size. Malteses are almost as cuddly as teddy bears too, and most would rather be in their owner’s lap than anywhere else in the world. If you want that sweet teddy bear look, consider the different kinds of haircuts a Maltese can have, and choose accordingly. The Maltese is another breed that can sport any of several different coats, and, once again, those with short, shaggy coats look the most like teddy bears. Like most other breeds on this list, Lhasa Apsos require regular grooming. They’re intelligent, but they aren’t especially interested in doing your bidding the way a poodle may. Lhasa Apsos are spunky and playful canines who are quite small in size (few exceed 15 pounds). So, while they are very loving and affectionate with their families, they don’t greet strangers very warmly. They were actually bred to be royal watchdogs, ready to sound the alarm anytime necessary (they weren’t actually expected to do anything about the danger – they aren’t guard dogs). Unlike some of the other lap dogs on this list, Lhasa Apsos are protective little pooches. A relatively short haircut also makes their faces look pretty round, which helps complete the look. Many have silky, floor-skimming coats and hardly look like teddy bears at all, but others have shorter, shaggier coats and look quite a bit like teddy bears. Lhasa Apsos can be groomed in a couple of different ways, which influences how much they resemble teddy bears.
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