Whether you’re thinking of buying a Havanese mix or you’re just curious to learn about how many there are and what the best Havanese mix is – you’ve come to the right place.
The Havanese is a small dog breed that originated in the 15th century in Cuba – it’s part of the Bichon family of dogs and was bred to be a family pet.
It was an extremely popular choice among the Cuban aristocracy, especially in Havana – therefore, it was given the name Havanese.
The Havanese dog breed has long been admired and sought-after due to its intelligence, expressive eyes, tiny stature, easy-going temperament, and lovable personality – all of which make it the ideal family dog for both first-time Havanese parents and experienced canine enthusiasts alike.
Apart from being a wonderful family companion, the Havanese is also able to excel in the show ring – it’s able to quickly learn new tricks, compete in dog sports, and, if bred to the American Kennel Club’s breed standard, a Havanese dog can even become a conformation Champion.
That said, as popular as the purebred Havanese breed is, over the years they have been cross-bred with lots of other dog breeds in order to create even cuter pups – the most renowned of these crossbreeds are the Havachon, the Cavanese, and the Havamalt.
Of course, there are twenty-seven more Havanese mixed breeds that you need to know about – and we’ve covered them all in this article.
So, without further ado, let’s check out the thirty Havanese mixes in existence and what makes these adorable pups unique.
1. Havachon – Havanese x Bichon Frise
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Havachons usually inherit the best characteristics of both parent breeds, which results in well-tempered, easy-going, healthy puppies that are a good choice for families with small children.
Due to the combined intelligence of both parent breeds, Havachons are very smart and eager to obey dogs that are able to learn and perform new tricks quickly – but they are also avid watchdogs when they need to be.
Breed Highlights
Height: 9 to 14 in – 23 to 36 cm
Weight: 9 to 15 lbs – 4 to 7 kgs
Coat type: curly or wavy, depending on which parent dog it resembles the most
Coat colors: black, gray, cream, white
Temperament: playful, obedient, easy-going
Lifespan: 13 to 15 years
Common health problems: mitral valve disease, patellar luxation, porto-systemic shunt
2. Cavanese – Havanese x Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
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The Cavanese (also known as the Havalier) is a hybrid mix of the affectionate Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the adorable Havanese.
This designer breed is believed to have been created in the 1980s, during the rise in popularity of designer dogs – Cavanese dogs are affectionate, smart, and aim to please their loved ones.
They’re known to be real velcro dogs and tend to follow their owners wherever they go – they’ll even follow you into the bathroom if you let them.
Breed Highlights
Height: 9 to 13 in – 22 to 33 cm
Weight: 10 to 17 lbs – 4.5 to 8 kgs
Coat type: curly, short-haired or long-haired
Coat colors: black, white, black and tan, sable, parti
Temperament: loving, friendly, outgoing, cheerful
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: patellar luxation, hip & elbow dysplasia, Legg-Calve Perthes disease, mitral valve disease, eye conditions, heart problems, deafness, chondrodysplasia.
3. Havaton – Havanese x Coton De Tulear
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This hybrid is a small dog that is really fun to have around due to its goofy personality – another plus for people who are considering purchasing a Havaton puppy for themselves is that due to their small size, they are well-suited to apartment living.
The Havaton is an intelligent and obedient dog that is easily trainable and is eager to please, it isn’t considered aggressive and typically doesn’t bark a lot – Havatons also get along well with small children and other dogs.
Breed Highlights
Height: 9 to 12 in – 22 to 30 cm
Weight: 7 to 13 lbs – 3.1 to 6 kgs
Coat type: straight, silky, long or short
Coat colors: cream, brown, white, black, silver
Temperament: active, playful, affectionate, energetic
Lifespan: 10 to 14 years
Common health problems: mitral valve disease, portosystemic shunt, hip dysplasia
4. Cheenese – Havanese x Chihuahua
The Cheenese (also called the Chihuavanese or the Havachi) is a cross-breed of the Havanese and the Chihuahua – could any dog possibly get any cuter than this?
Another colloquial name for the breed is Havahuahua – but your guess is as good as mine as to why this name didn’t stick.
This precious little hybrid usually inherits the best of both worlds – the Chihuahua’s big personality and tiny stature coupled with the Havanese’s silky smooth coat and fun-loving attitude.
Breed Highlights
Height: 9 to 12 in – 22 to 33 cm
Weight: 6 to 13 lbs – 2.7 to 6 kgs
Coat type: long, silky-smooth
Coat colors: fawn, cream, brown, black, white, combinations of these colors
Temperament: charming, outgoing, intelligent, goofy, sometimes stubborn
Lifespan: 12 to 18 years
Common health problems: heart problems, patellar luxation, deafness, hip and elbow dysplasia, cataracts
5. Havamalt – Havanese x Maltese
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The Havamalt is a Havanese-Maltese mix – this sweet hybrid dog is affectionate, intelligent, and fiercely devoted to its loved ones.
Their sweet nature enables them to get along well with other dogs, small children, and even strangers – don’t be surprised if your Havamalt puppy is willing to jump on any human it comes across.
Although they’re intelligent and easily trainable, they are known to be difficult when it comes to potty training, due to both parent breeds being a bit stubborn in the same aspect.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 12 in – 20 to 30 cm
Weight: 5 to 15 lbs – 3 to 7 kgs
Coat type: double coat, silky
Coat colors: white, black, red, cream, silver, brown
Temperament: loving, intelligent, cheerful, easy to train, sociable
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: allergies, elbow and hip dysplasia, cataracts, glaucoma, hypothyroidism.
6. Hava-Apso – Havanese x Lhasa Apso
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This small designer dog was created in the early 2000s and although it’s a relatively novel breed, it has already made a name for itself due to its fun-loving personality and gentle disposition – both of which have proven them to be ideal family dogs.
These little lap dogs are intelligent and relatively easy to train – since they are known to sometimes be stubborn, you’ll need lots of patience when trying to train them.
Breed Highlights
Height: 9 to 11 in – 22 to 27 cm
Weight: 10 to 13 lbs – 4.5 to 6 kgs
Coat type: straight, long, dense
Coat colors: black, gray, brown, cream, red, fawn, blue, white, brindle, pied
Temperament: sweet, loyal, friendly, gets along well with other dogs
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: cataracts, dry eye, retinal dysplasia, PRA, intervertebral disc disease, brachycephalic syndrome
7. Havallon – Havanese x Papillon
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The Havallon is a hybrid of the Papillon and the Havanese – this toy-sized doggy is an adorable addition to any family.
It usually inherits the large, perky, upright ears of the Papillon and the silky-smooth coat of the Havanese – as far as temperament goes, Havallons are known to be loyal, well-tempered, and affectionate dogs that love to cuddle with their loved ones.
Since Havanese dogs are known for their tendency to bark and Papillon’s are not as vocal, the Havallon’s tendency to bark will depend on which parent dog the puppy inherits most of its genes from.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 11 in – 20 to 27 cm
Weight: 5 to 11 lbs – 2.5 to 5 kgs
Coat type: straight, long
Coat colors: black, white, fawn, red
Temperament: delicate, affectionate, playful, sometimes timid
Lifespan: 13 to 15 years
Common health problems: hip and elbow dysplasia, cataracts, glaucoma, hypothyroidism, Von Willebrand’s disease
8. Havaco – Havanese x Cocker Spaniel
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This designer dog breed was created to be part hunting dog and part companion dog – so, you shouldn’t be surprised if it follows its nose more than its owner’s commands.
However, Havacos are known for being faithful, loving, charming, and sweet-tempered dogs that get along well with most other dogs and are gentle with small children.
Breed Highlights
Height: 11 to 14 in – 27 to 35 cm
Weight: 14 to 19 lbs – 6.3 to 8.6 kgs
Coat type: straight, long, dense
Coat colors: black, white, cream, blue, sable
Temperament: friendly, active, boisterous, curious, affectionate
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: corneal dystrophy, atopic dermatitis, hypothyroidism, glaucoma, cataracts
9. Havapoo – Havanese x Poodle
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Breeders usually cross a Havanese with a Toy Poodle or a Miniature Poodle in order to create Havapoo puppies that inherit the best characteristics of both parent breeds, while staying small in size.
These pups are kid-friendly and get along well with other dogs due to their stable temperament, but they are known to be extremely attached to their owners and might suffer from separation anxiety if they are left alone for long periods of time.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 15 in – 20 to 38 cm
Weight: 15 to 45 lbs – 6.8 to 20 kgs
Coat type: medium, dense, curly – hypoallergenic
Coat colors: solid, dual-colored, tricolored – black, white, brown, tan, gray, silver, apricot, blue
Temperament: loving, well-balanced, loyal, happy-go-lucky
Lifespan: 10 to 14 years
Common health problems: deafness, cataracts, dental issues, ear infections, epilepsy
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10. Havashu – Havanese x Shih Tzu
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This designer doggy is affectionate, well-tempered, and full of life – it usually inherits the feisty nature of the Shih Tzu and the people-loving personality of the Havanese.
Havashus are also known to be hyperactive sometimes, due to their high energy levels, but if moderately exercised every day, their high-strung energy is easily manageable.
Havashus fit well into families with small children and are affectionate toward their owners – but they also don’t shy away from strangers and will likely want to cuddle with anyone they come across.
Breed Highlights
Height: 7 to 14 in – 17 to 35 cm
Weight: 8 to 11 lbs – 3.6 to 5 kgs
Coat type: long, wavy
Coat colors: black, white, brown, cream, gray, sable
Temperament: affectionate, playful, outgoing, sweet-tempered
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years.
Common health problems: chondrodysplasia, mitral valve disease, patellar luxation, bladder stones
11. Puganese – Havanese x Pug
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Our next spot on the list of Havanese mixes goes to the Puganese – a hybrid between the Havanese and the Pug.
This adorable brachycephalic dog breed is the perfect combination of adorable and clingy – enough to make you want to take it everywhere with you.
Puganese dogs are curious, lively, affectionate, and playful but they’re not without their faults.
These pups are known to be aggressive toward strangers but this is most likely due to their protective instincts, they tend to bark a lot too, and are known to be stubborn sometimes.
Breed Highlights
Height: 7 to 11 in – 17 to 27 cm
Weight: 9 to 11 lbs – 4 to 5 kgs
Coat type: medium length, wavy
Coat colors: black, brown, silver, cream
Temperament: affectionate, playful, curious, protective
Lifespan: 10 to 12 years
Common health problems: dry eye, allergies, hydrocephalus, patellar luxation, skin fold dermatitis, entropion, portosystemic shunt, brachycephalic syndrome, necrotizing meningoencephalitis
12. Havashire – Havanese x Yorkshire Terrier
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Our next mix on the list of Havanese mixes is the Havashire – a hybrid between the Yorkshire Terrier and the Havanese.
Also known as the Yorkenese Terrier – this small designer dog is a lively and affectionate pup that has a protective side for its loved ones, which makes it a good choice for elderly people and families with small children.
Although the Havashire is a velcro dog, meaning that it will rarely want to leave its owner’s side, it makes up for its clinginess with its loyalty, devotion, and protective instincts.
One thing to note is that Havashires need daily brushing in order to keep their coats clean.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 11 in – 20 to 27 cm
Weight: 6 to 11 lbs – 3 to 5 kgs
Coat type: long, straight
Coat colors: black, white, cream, fawn, brown, sable
Temperament: clingy, goofy, affectionate, protective, stubborn
Lifespan: 12 to 14 years
Common health problems: mitral valve disease, Legg-Calve Perthes disease, epilepsy, patellar luxation, CHD, deafness, progressive retinal atrophy.
13. Cairnese – Havanese x Cairn Terrier
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The Cairnese is a hybrid of the independent and tough Cairn Terrier and the bubbly Havanese – this designer dog breed is an affectionate and intelligent companion dog with a cheerful disposition and fits well into any family.
Cairnese pups were first bred in the 1990s and have since become a fairly popular Havanese mix for families who want a cheerful, affectionate, and loyal puppy that also has watchdog instincts.
Cairnese dogs are friendly and social, they get along well with other dogs and small children and are full of energy – due to their high energy levels, this designer doggy breed needs at least forty-five minutes of exercise each day in order to stay healthy both physically and mentally.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 13 in – 20 to 33 cm
Weight: 10 to 20 lbs – 4.5 to 9 kgs
Coat type: long, straight, moderately dense
Coat colors: black, cream, red, brindle, gray
Temperament: friendly, affectionate, outgoing, curious, protective, playful
Lifespan: 12 to 14 years
Common health problems: hip dysplasia, patellar luxation, cataracts, glaucoma.
14. Dualanese – Havanese x Bolognese
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Bolognese x Havanese puppies are usually intelligent, playful, and independent – but that doesn’t mean that they do well when they’re left alone for long periods of time.
These pups are known to usually take after both of their parent breeds equally – which makes Dualanese puppies the perfect family pets.
Dualanese dogs don’t need lots of daily exercise, are easily trainable, and are eager to obey their owners – as long as you utilize positive reinforcement during training sessions, you’ll easily be able to train a Dualanese puppy.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 10 in – 20 to 25 cm
Weight: 6 to 13 lbs – 3 to 6 kgs
Coat type: straight, short, dense
Coat colors: black, white, black and tan, sable, gray
Temperament: laid-back, affectionate, intelligent, playful, obedient
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: mitral valve disease, Legg-Calve Perthes disease, portosystemic shunt, hip dysplasia, heart murmur
15. Havajack – Havanese x Jack Russell Terrier
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These designer dogs are known to be affectionate toward their loved ones but also aggressive toward strangers – but this is likely due to their protective nature and pack mentality.
They can also be stubborn and difficult to train due to the Jack Russell Terrier genes present in the mix – you shouldn’t have too hard of a time training your Havajack puppy if you utilize positive training methods and are persistent.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 13 in – 20 to 33 cm
Weight: 8 to 16 lbs – 3.5 to 7.5 kgs
Coat type: Long, straight
Coat colors: white, black, black and tan, sable, gray
Temperament: loving, playful, affectionate, potentially aggressive
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years
Common health problems: progressive retinal atrophy, mitral valve disease, lens luxation, glaucoma, portosystemic shunt, heart murmur
16. Schnese – Havanese x Miniature Schnauzer
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Schnese dogs will be at their happiest when they’re around their owners, no matter what they might be doing
– their loyalty and obedience are only matched by their intelligence and trainability, which makes these dogs a good choice for any loving family that’s looking for a new member.
Apart from being a cuddly lap dog, this designer dog breed is also known to excel in obedience competitions, tracking, agility competitions, and search and rescue.
Breed Highlights
Height: 9 to 14 in – 22 to 35 cm
Weight: 7 to 15 lbs – 3 to 7 kgs
Coat type: medium length, straight, moderately dense
Coat colors: black, brown, gray, silver
Temperament: intuitive, affectionate, friendly, playful, eager to please
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: urolithiasis, Von Willebrand’s disease, portosystemic shunt, sick sinus syndrome, myotonia congenita, joint dysplasia, megaesophagus
17. Ewokian – Havanese x Pomeranian
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The next mix on our list of Havanese mixes is one with the cutest and most unusual name – the Ewokian.
As a mix between the Pomeranian and the Havanese, you’d expect this breed to be called either the Pomenese or the Haveranian – but their uncanny resemblance to Ewoks (furry bipeds native to the moon of Endor – fictional characters from the Star Wars franchise) has earned them the name Ewokian.
Apart from resembling a real-life teddy bear, these toy dogs are affectionate companions and have a cheerful and loving disposition toward their loved ones.
Breed Highlights
Height: 7 to 11 in – 17 to 27 cm
Weight: 5 to 10 lbs – 2.5 to 4.5 kgs
Coat type: long, straight, dense
Coat colors: black, white, gray, silver, cream, fawn, brown, brindle, sable, pied
Temperament: affectionate, loyal, fun-loving, eager to please
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: hip dysplasia, patellar luxation, glaucoma, cataracts, tracheal collapse, hypothyroidism
18. Havapeke – Havanese x Pekingese
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The Havapeke is a cross between the Miniature Pekingese and the Havanese – both small breed dogs with minor differences appearance-wise, but temperament-wise, they’re solar opposites.
However, the combination of the Pekingese’s feisty nature and the Havanese’s gentle disposition results in a designer dog breed that’s quite well-tempered and easy-going.
Havapeke dogs are affectionate toward their owners, they get along well with children (although small children should be supervised while playing with them) and other dogs, and are known to have a fiercely protective side.
Breed Highlights
Height: 7 to 12 in – 17 to 30 cm
Weight: 7 to 13 lbs – 3 to 6 kgs
Coat type: long, dense, straight
Coat colors: black, blue, gray, cream
Temperament: affectionate, loyal, fun-loving, playful, obedient, protective
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: liver shunts, glaucoma, cataracts, hypothyroidism, patellar luxation, hip dysplasia
19. Havaklee – Havanese x Alaskan Klee Kai
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This designer dog breed is known to be active, intelligent, and fairly independent – but also has watchdog instincts due to one of its parents being the vigilant Alaskan Klee Kai.
Havaklee dogs love to explore and socialize, but they’re also content with spending some time cuddled up with their owners on the couch once they’ve had enough exercise.
Breed Highlights
Height: 7 to 12 in – 17 to 30 cm
Weight: 7 to 22 lbs – 3.5 to 10 kgs
Coat type: medium length, straight
Coat colors: black, white, red, gray, and mixes of these colors
Temperament: intelligent, affectionate, curious, loyal, independent
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years
Common health problems: heart problems, glaucoma, cataracts, patellar luxation, deafness, and and elbow dysplasia
20. Hava-Boston – Havanese x Boston Terrier
The Hava-Boston is a mix of the Havanese and the Boston Terrier – it’s also more commonly known as the Bostonese.
Boston Terriers are known to be friendly, lively, and intelligent, so when coupled with the Havanese’s outgoing and charming personality, the resulting Bostonese puppy is a charming, affectionate, and devoted family companion.
This designer breed is an ideal choice for individuals or families who like spending lots of time outdoors, since the Bostonese will likely want to spend most of its time with its owners, but also needs plenty of exercise in order to stay healthy and happy.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 15 in – 20 to 38 cm
Weight: 15 to 45 lbs – 7 to 20 kgs
Coat type: short, straight
Coat colors: black, white, gray, tricolor
Temperament: outgoing, charming, affectionate, curious, lively
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: hip and elbow dysplasia, glaucoma, cataracts, hypothyroidism, Von Willebrand’s disease
21. Crested Havanese – Havanese x Chinese Crested
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These pups are eager to please, energetic, playful, and people-oriented – they’re intelligent and easy to train, but they are known to have some temperamental problems if they’re not socialized and trained properly from a young age.
If trained and socialized properly, Crested Havanese pups make good family pets because they tend to get along well with other dogs and have a gentle disposition toward humans.
Breed Highlights
Height: 10 to 12 in – 25 to 30 cm
Weight: 6 to 13 lbs – 2.5 to 6 kgs
Coat type: long, straight
Coat colors: black, white, blue, silver, brown, cream, fawn, brindle, sable
Temperament: playful, energetic, intelligent, eager to please, can be stubborn
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: eye problems, skeletal problems, joint dysplasia
22. Border Colvanese – Havanese x Border Collie
Our next mix on the list of Havanese mixes is one that is rare but very interesting – The Border Colvanese is a hybrid of the affectionate Havanese and the highly intelligent Border Collie.
Border Colvanese pups usually inherit the best traits of both parents – the intelligence of the Border Collie and the loving disposition of the Havanese, which make these pups ideal companion dogs.
These pups are agile, curious, active, energetic, and easily trainable – but they don’t do well when left alone for long periods of time and they need lots of positive reinforcement during training.
Breed Highlights
Height: 7 to 12 in – 17 to 30 cm
Weight: 7 to 22 lbs – 3.5 to 10 kgs
Coat type: straight, long, moderately dense
Coat colors: black, white, blue, red, blue merle, red merle, brindle, sable
Temperament: curious, energetic, loyal, obedient, intelligent
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years
Common health problems: patellar luxation, hip and elbow dysplasia, Collie Eye Anomaly
23. Beaglenese – Havanese x Beagle
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One of the most interesting Havanese mixes on this list is the Havanese Beagle hybrid, also known as the Beaglenese (it’s probably not called the Havagle because that’s harder to pronounce).
This designer dog is lively and energetic but also has a keen sense of smell, which can get it into trouble sometimes – Beaglenese pups are also known to be a bit stubborn sometimes but they are more eager to please than their Beagle parents.
Beaglenese dogs are a good choice for families who need an energetic and spunky dog that also has a soft spot for its loved ones – they also get along well with other dogs and small children.
Breed Highlights
Height: 7 to 13 in – 17 to 33 cm
Weight: 15 to 25 lbs – 7 to 11 kgs
Coat type: short or medium-length, straight
Coat colors: dual-colored or tricolored, lemon, white, chocolate, tan
Temperament: lively, energetic, curious, affectionate, protective
Lifespan: 12 to 14 years
Common health problems: epilepsy, allergies, obesity, cherry eye, hypothyroidism
24. Dachvanese – Havanese x Dachshund
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The next Havanese mix on our list is the adorable Dachvanese – a hybrid of the Havanese and Miniature Dachshund.
Just like its parents, the Dachvanese is a small dog breed that’s usually longer than it is tall, due to the Dachshund genes in the mix – it’ll also have a long and wiry coat.
Temperament-wise, Dachvanese dogs typically inherit the best characteristics of both parent breeds, which results in an affectionate, laid-back, and curious puppy.
Breed Highlights
Height: 5 to 7 in – 12 to 17 cm
Weight: 7 to 11 lbs – 3.5 to 5 kgs
Coat type: long, wiry, moderately dense
Coat colors: black, blue, black and tan, blue and tan, cream, chocolate
Temperament: lively, affectionate, playful, laid-back, curious
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years
Common health problems: cataracts, glaucoma, intervertebral disc disease, hypothyroidism, hip and elbow dysplasia, skin problems
25. Golden Havanese – Havanese x Golden Retriever
One of the most interesting and rare Havanese mixes on this list is the Golden Havanese – and as the name so obviously suggests, it’s a hybrid of the Havanese and the Golden Retriever breeds.
These two parent breeds are naturally easy-going and sweet-tempered, so by crossing the two, you get an adorable, affectionate, and eager-to-please designer dog.
Golden Havanese puppies might have a strong retrieving drive and might not get along well with small animals, but they do get along well with children and are not aggressive toward humans.
One thing to keep in mind though is that this designer dog breed does need a moderate amount of daily exercise in order to stay physically and mentally healthy.
Breed Highlights
Height: 9 to 13 in – 22 to 33 cm
Weight: 9 to 20 lbs – 4 to 9 kgs
Coat type: long or medium-length, straight, moderately dense
Coat colors: golden, light golden, dark golden, cream, chocolate, black
Temperament: friendly, energetic, curious, playful, obedient
Lifespan: 12 to 15 years
Common health problems: retinal dysplasia, hip and elbow dysplasia, ichthyosis, skin problems, ear infections
26. Havawelsh – Havanese x Welsh Terrier
This is another well-balanced designer dog, a hybrid between the Havanese and the Welsh Terrier.
Its size will depend on which parent breed the puppy takes after, since the Havanese is a small dog and the Welsh Terrier is a sturdy, medium-sized breed – Havawelsh pups usually stand between eight and sixteen inches at the withers and weigh anywhere between eight and eighteen pounds.
Havawelsh puppies are intelligent, obedient, and very energetic, which is why they need plenty of exercise and activities to stay healthy in the long run.
Since the Welsh Terrier is a hunting breed, Havawelsh puppies might possess a keen hunting instinct as well, which is why they might chase after small animals like birds or cats.
Havawelsh pups are usually hypoallergenic, so they are a good fit for people who suffer from dog hair allergies.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 16 in – 20 to 40 cm
Weight: 8 to 18 lbs – 3.5 to 8 kgs
Coat type: long, dense, wiry
Coat colors: black, white, gray, sable
Temperament: lively, energetic, affectionate, obedient, intelligent
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years
Common health problems: heart murmur, progressive retinal atrophy, glaucoma, mitral valve disease, hypothyroidism, hip and elbow dysplasia, epilepsy
27. Australian Havanese – Havanese x Australian Shepherd
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Australian Havanese puppies usually inherit the herding instincts from their Australian Shepherd parent and the affectionate and easy-going temperament of the Havanese parent.
These pups need proper training and socialization from an early age in order to develop into well-rounded dogs – when trained and socialized properly, they are able to get along well with children and smaller animals.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 14 in – 20 to 35 cm
Weight: 10 to 25 lbs – 5 to 11 kgs
Coat type: long, straight, moderately dense
Coat colors: black, red, blue, red merle, blue merle, tricolor
Temperament: friendly, intelligent, affectionate, obedient, protective
Lifespan: 13 to 15 years
Common health problems: eye problems, hip dysplasia, heart diseases, allergies, epilepsy
28. French Havanese – Havanese x French Bulldog
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The French Havanese, as you have probably already guessed, is a hybrid between the French Bulldog and the Havanese.
This little baguette is lively, easy-going, curious, and playful, and is ready to follow its owners closely wherever they go.
French Havanese puppies care for their loved ones, are obedient, and are relatively easy to train, however, they are known to be stubborn sometimes.
With positive training methods and lots of love, a French Havanese puppy is sure to be able to fit well into any loving family.
Breed Highlights
Height: 8 to 12 in – 20 to 30 cm
Weight: 12 to 22 lbs – 5.5 to 10 kgs
Coat type: short or medium length, straight, moderately dense
Coat colors: black, white, cream, fawn, brindle
Temperament: lively, playful, curious, affectionate, eager to obey
Lifespan: 12 to 14 years
Common health problems: joint problems, brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome, skin fold dermatitis, pyoderma, ear infections, conjunctivitis
29. German Havanese – Havanese x German Shepherd
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Our next Havanese mix is a hybrid of the powerful and agile German Shepherd and the charming and affectionate Havanese.
The combination of the German Shepherd’s discipline, sturdiness, agility, and intelligence and the Havanese’s loving and gentle disposition, makes the German Havanese dog a versatile companion.
Just like its German Shepherd parent, this designer dog is very capable and intelligent and can be trained to do almost anything – it excels in agility, search and rescue, and is an all-around good companion dog.
Breed Highlights
Height: 10 to 15 in – 25 to 38 cm
Weight: 16 to 35 lbs – 7.5 to 15 kgs
Coat type: medium length, straight, wiry
Coat colors: black, sable, gray, black and tan, black and silver, red and black
Temperament: intelligent, obedient, affectionate, curious, eager to please
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years
Common health problems: gastric dilatation-volvulus, hemophilia, diabetes, cataracts, glaucoma, progressive retinal atrophy, joint problems
30. Blue Havanese – Havanese x Blue Heeler
The thirtieth and final Havanese mix we have on this list is the Blue Havanese – even though you might think it’s just a blue-colored Havanese puppy, it’s actually a hybrid of the Havanese and the Blue Heeler (also called the Australian Cattle Dog).
This is one of the rarest Havanese mixes you can find – the Australian Cattle Dog is very energetic and was bred to be a herding dog, so a Blue Havanese dog might inherit its parent’s herding ability.
The Blue Havanese – although affectionate, curious, and playful in puppyhood – quickly grows out of its puppy stage and becomes a serious watchdog, but still retains a soft spot for its loved ones.
With proper training and early socialization, Blue Havanese dogs can be friendly and affectionate companion dogs – but they will still need lots of exercise in order to stay healthy in the long run.
Breed Highlights
Height: 10 to 16 in – 25 to 40 cm
Weight: 20 to 40 lbs – 9 to 18 kgs
Coat type: medium length, straight, moderately dense
Coat colors: blue, red
Temperament: protective, intelligent, curious, obedient, playful, energetic, affectionate
Lifespan: 12 to 16 years
Common health problems: hip dysplasia, deafness, Von Willebrand’s disease, glaucoma, cataracts, allergies, progressive retinal atrophy
In Conclusion
We’ve taken the time and put in the effort to compile this list of the thirty Havanese mixes in existence.
Any other Havanese mixes you might’ve heard about are too obscure and rare to even mention in a list like this – we made sure to cover the most popular Havanese mixes and the main not-so-popular ones.f.
If we have missed a certain Havanese mix, be sure to let us know and we’ll gladly update the article and throw in another Havanese mix – into the mix.
So, now that you know which Havanese mixes exist, you’re bound to have an easier time picking out a hybrid that suits your lifestyle and your preferences best.
That said, keep in mind that it’s always best to source your new puppy from a reputable and reliable breeder instead of a backyard breeder or a puppy mill.
If you need help finding reputable breeders, check out Breeders & Adoption articles – we assure you that you’ll find only the most trustworthy and ethical breeders in our content.