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1. Pedigrees Vs. Crossbreeds: What’s The Difference? RosewoodHousePets

2. ABOUT US Here at Rosewood House Pets LTD we have bred and shown dogs to a very high standard for 35 years. We have families that travel far and wide for our puppies due to our great reputation and the pride we take in our work. We see ourselves as the mum and dad to all of our puppies and studs and offer a lifetime of completely free advice to all of our new owners.

3. SO, WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PEDIGREES AND CROSSBREEDS – AND DO THESE DIFFERENCES REALLY MATTER? Pedigree dogs are pure-bred dogs whose parents are both of the same breed, usually born in the care of specialised breeders and registered with a recognised pedigree such as the Kennel Club. The Kennel Club currently recognises over 200 breeds of dog as being pedigree breeds – just half the number of breeds recognised worldwide by the RSPCA. A crossbreed dog is a dog with two pedigree parents of different breeds. Many crossbreed dogs are the result of unintentional breeding between two domestically owned dogs, though the majority of cross-bred dogs these days are born to certified breeders.

4. What To Expect From A Pedigree Pedigree dogs are only ever inheriting the traits and looks of one particular breed, so there are likely to be far less differences in their physical characteristics and basic personality traits, as much of this will be down to instinct. Pedigrees are likely the better option for first time owners or those that want to know what to expect from their new pup or have certain desired characteristics. For example, pure- bred Whippets are generally extremely fast, pure-bred Border Collies are generally very intelligent, etc.

5. What To Expect From A Cross- Breed When it comes to cross-bred pups, nothing is exactly guaranteed! Like humans, each pup will inherit certain traits from their parents, but there’s no telling which traits that might be. In the same way that two siblings from the same parents could look completely different, no two pups from a cross-breed litter will be physically the same. Owners looking to bring home a certain crossbreed pup for aesthetic reasons should keep in mind that there’s no guaranteeing what your dog will look like as it grows up

6. Do Crossbreeds Suffer More Health Problems? Crossbreeds generally don’t inherently suffer more health problems than pedigrees, though some crossbreeds are more at risk than others. It’s cases like this that generally lead to the criticism in the rise of ‘designer dogs’, in which two ill- matched breeds are mixed to the detriment of the resulting puppy. However, many crossbreeds are just as healthy as the two pedigrees that make up their genetics.

7. Which Is Right For Me? There’s no telling exactly whether a crossbreed or pedigree is right for you without deciding on a particular breed, as all crossbreeds and pedigrees differ from dog to dog. Here at Rosewood Pets, we breed both. Our pedigree pooches include Daschunds, Whippets and Labradors, whilst we also breed and care for adorable crossbreed Schnoodles and Cockapoos. We’ve bred and shown dogs to a very high standard for over 35 years, treating each and every pup as a member of the Rosewood family from birth, until they find their forever home. If you’d like any more information on any of the adorable puppies available here at Rosewood, take a look at the individual breed’s page here on our site or contact us directly today!

8. Thank You! Address: 27 Burford Ln, Lymm WA13 0SH Phone: 07792756545 www.rosewoodhousepets.co.uk