23 Chihuahua Mixed Breeds (With Info & Pictures)

Chihuahuas are very polarizing dogs. You’ll find owners who raised nothing but Chihuahuas and people who are adamant about never getting one. They have big hearts but are fearless and very protective of their owners.

They're known for being vocal, and while most Chihuahua owners understand that it is a default defense mechanism, others find it somewhat aggravating and intimidating.

However, some prefer to adopt Chihuahua mixed breeds rather than purebred pups.

Our 23 Favorite Chihuahua Mixed Breeds

The Chihuahua is one of the more popular crossbreeding partners around. They’re often used for their small size to create “miniature versions” of the other breed. However, breeders have quickly found that the Chihuahua’s strong, dominant personality remains in almost every crossbreed.

1. Chug (Pug x Chihuahua Mix)

Chugs are indeed a sight to see. They’re short and slim like a Chihuahua but retain the same smushed face of a Pug. But don’t let their awkward looks tell you otherwise; they are incredibly affectionate and playful dogs.

However, they may have an independent streak, which can make them stubborn. That aside, Chugs are great family dogs that get along well with other pets and children.

2. Silkyhuahua (Silky Terrier x Chihuahua Mixed Breed)

The Silkyhuahua is part Chihuahua and part Silky Terrier. You’ll notice that the Terrier genes really shine through when it comes to appearance. They usually inherit the Silky Terrier’s thick double coat.

They also make great companion dogs and love snuggling up with their owners. However, they can be stubborn and even aggressive toward strangers and small children.

3. Chin-Wa (Japanese Chin x Chihuahua Mix)

This designer dog is a mix between the Chihuahua and the Japanese Chin. Due to their parentage, they love nothing more than to be the center of attention. They are charming dogs that love people.

However, like most Chihuahua mixes, they have a stubborn streak. The Chin-Wa is the diva of the Chihuahua mixed breeds.

4. Cheagle (Beagle x Chihuahua Mixed Breed)

One of the most popular Chihuahua mixes is the Cheagle. This half-Beagle half-Chihuahua pup is the best of both worlds. They’re fun-loving dogs with lots of energy and love to go around.

Although they’re part Beagle, they’re far too small to be a working hunting dog. However, they pull their weight by being excellent companion dogs.

5. Scotchi (Scottish Terrier x Chihuahua Mix)

This is one Chihuahua mix that doesn’t get the attention they deserve. Although formally recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club, they’re relatively low-key. They’re a mix of Scottish Terrier and Chihuahuas.

Scotchis retain the air of nobility (and signature beard) from Scotty Dogs while maintaining the bold nature of Chihuahuas. However, they are not ideal for homes with children. They love and crave attention like any other dog but only from a trusted individual, which typically only extends to their master.

6. Chipin (Miniature Pinscher x Chihuahua Mix)

This small dog is a cross between the Miniature Pinscher and the Chihuahua. If you’re looking for a toy-sized family dog, the Chipin is ideal. While most Chihuahua mixes can be stubborn or aggressive, the Chipin tends to break that mold.

They are intelligent pups that take to training very well. They also have a much milder disposition, making them good around children. Add that to the fact that they’re low-maintenance dogs, and the Chipin is a viable contender for the best toy-sized family pup.

7. Chi-Poo (Poodle x Chihuahua Mixed Breed)

If Chipins are among the best family dogs, the Chi-Poo is among the best dogs for busy, single owners. These little tykes are pretty low-maintenance and only require occasional grooming. They’re also just fine being left alone. So, if you need to leave them alone for extended periods, they’ll be alright.

Just remember that when you get home, they will want to love you as hard as they can. They’re absolutely fantastic with people! Not only that, but they’re hypoallergenic, too. So, if you have dog allergies, you may want to consider a Chi-Poo.

8. Boxachi (Boxer x Chihuahua Mix)

One of the newest and strangest Chihuahua mixed breeds is the Boxachi. They’re a cross between the Chihuahua and the Boxer. They have a Chihuahua's strong personality and a Boxer's playful goofiness.

Compared to other Chihuahua crosses, the Boxachi's size has a wide range. They can weigh anywhere from 6 lbs to 40 lbs! It all depends on whether the pup inherited more Boxer or Chihuahua traits.

9. Italian Greyhuahua (Italian Greyhound x Chihuahua Mix)

If you want to spice up your life, consider getting an Italian Greyhuahua. They’re an Italian Greyhound-Chihuahua hybrid packed with energy and charm! They have Greyhound features and retain the Chihuahua’s miniature size.

However, they can be stubborn, like many Chihuahua mixes. Once trained, they'll brighten your life and anyone around them.

10. Chiweenie (Dachshund x Chihuahua Mixed Breed)

Chiweenies might not be the biggest pups in the pack, but they sure have spirit. As a cross between the Dachshund and Chihuahua, this hybrid has a giant personality. Their parents get a bad rap for being aggressive and snappy, but the Chiweenie didn’t acquire those traits for some reason.

They're ideal for families with children, other dogs, or even other small animal pets! And yes, they bark a lot. But that’s mostly them just showing affection, gratitude, and excitement.

11. Chizer (Miniature Schnauzer x Chihuahua Mix)

This hybrid is a mix between the Chihuahua and the Miniature Schnauzer, and they are some of the best companion dogs you’ll find anywhere. However, they're not fond of unfamiliar faces.

They have a very low tolerance for people other than their masters, especially small children. To prevent any issues, you’ll need to introduce and socialize your Chizer as early as possible.

12. Labrahuahua (Labrador Retriever x Chihuahua Mix)

The Labrahuahua is among the most patient and friendly of all the Chihuahua mixed breeds. They’re a Chihuahua and Labrador Retriever crossbreed, and if you adopt one, you'll get the best of both worlds.

You get the strong personality of a Chihuahua and the loving, patience, and gentleness of a Labrador Retriever. This mix makes an excellent dog for families of all sizes and ages.

13. Shi Chi (Shih Tzu x Chihuahua Mixed Breed)

This Shih Tzu hybrid is a popular Chihuahua mix, primarily due to their adorable fluffy coat and friendly disposition. They are affectionate little dogs that make fast friends with other pets but can get snappy if they are played with roughly or feel threatened. Although they can have prominent personalities that scarcely fit into their tiny bodies, they can be pretty timid at times, especially around strangers.

Shih Tzus are usually easy to train, while Chihuahuas are known to be stubborn and can be a challenge to train. The Shi Chi may lean either way, but one thing you can be sure of is a highly sensitive pup that needs a calm approach when training.

14. Chimation (Dalmatian x Chihuahua Mix)

If you are looking for a truly unique hybrid dog, look no further than the Chimation! This unlikely pairing of the Chihuahua and Dalmation results in a small to medium-sized dog with plenty of personality and energy to match. These spotted pups are a rare mix and can be hard to find.

They are alert and somewhat anxious dogs that can be wary of strangers. They can be snappy and impatient at times, and we do not recommend them for families with small children.

15. Bolo-Chi (Bolognese x Chihuahua Mixed Breed)

The Bolo-Chi is a hybrid mix of the Chihuahua and the little-known Bolognese. They are rare, and little is known about their origins. However, they enjoy being lap dogs even though they can inherit the Chihuahuas' distrust of strangers.

Early socialization and training are essential, especially if there are children involved. They can be snappy little dogs with an abundance of attitude!

16. Chi-Apso (Lhasa Apso x Chihuahua Mix)

The Chihuahua and Lhasa Apso are friendly and full of personality, and you can expect the Chi-Apso to be much the same. They are loyal and eager to please animals, which makes them easy to train and an ideal choice if you are a first-time dog owner. They are also playful pups who adore children and get along well with other pets, provided they are socialized early on.

They are gentle, quiet, and loving dogs that love nothing more than cuddling on your lap or shadowing your every movement!

17. Boston Huaha (Boston Terrier x Chihuahua)

A mix of the Chihuahua and Boston Terrier, the Boston Huaha is an affectionate little canine that rarely barks, making them ideal for apartment living. They love to be involved in your daily activities but are content to do their own thing and are generally fine being left alone at home.

They have a stubborn side, which can make training them challenging. While they can be trained out of this somewhat bossy trait, we do not recommend them around children as they are easily intimidated and thus likely to lash out.

18. Bullhuahua (Bulldog x Chihuahua Mix)

The Bullhuahua, a Chihuahua and Bulldog hybrid, is a gentle and loving breed that doesn’t require much exercise or maintenance. They love to be around people, and their calm and even temperament is not easily disturbed. This makes them an ideal family pet that can be wholeheartedly trusted around children, provided they are socialized early.

Although they can be wary of strangers or new pets, they are seldom aggressive and love to spend most of their time curled up on your lap.

19. Chi-Spaniel (Cocker Spaniel x Chihuahua)

This adorable Cocker Spaniel hybrid is a sweet and gentle breed that gets along famously with children and other pets. They are almost too friendly, though, and their gentle disposition and low barking propensity make them less than ideal watchdogs. They are sensitive dogs who will need a gentle hand when training.

Chi-Spaniles often attach themselves to one owner and can suffer separation anxiety when left alone for too long.

20. Pomchi (Pomeranian x Chihuahua)

This playful Pomeranian hybrid is energetic and athletic but forms a stronger bond with one owner. They are known to be somewhat yappy and bark at almost any given opportunity. This makes them great little guard dogs but not ideal for apartment living.

Pom-Chis are sensitive dogs that are wary of strangers and very protective. This makes them ideally suited to singles since they may can easily overwhelmed by children.

21. Toxirn (Cairn Terrier x Chihuahua)

The Toxirn is a hybrid mix of Chihuahua and the Cairn Terrier. They are confident, outgoing, and friendly dogs that form strong bonds with their owners and don’t like to be left alone for extended periods. They are loyal and protective dogs, which can sometimes translate into aggression toward strangers and small children.

They enjoy playing as much as they love curling up in their owner's lap and only require moderate exercise. Toxirns have personalities far larger than their size, which can sometimes get them into trouble. However, proper training and early socialization will usually keep them in check.

22. Chion (Papillon x Chihuahua)

As a hybrid mix of the Papillon and Chihuahua, the Chion can inherit their parents' large ears. They are energetic little canines who love to play and usually get along great with other pets and small children. However, they can be fairly sensitive.

Chions have a stubborn streak that can make them a challenge to train. They get attached to their family and become anxious if left alone for long periods.

23. Chorkie (Yorkshire Terrier x Chihuahua Mixed Breed)

The Chorkie is an adorable cross between a Chihuahua and a Yorkshire Terrier. They are playful, friendly little pups who are generally great with children and other pets. They get very attached to their owners and may show aggression when that bond is threatened. They will swiftly become your shadow and want to be a part of everything you do!

They can suffer significantly from separation anxiety if left alone and are not an ideal choice if you spend most of your time away from home.

Final Thoughts

When it comes to mixed Chihuahua breeds, you’ll find similarities to a purebred Chihuahua. They are bold with strong personalities and sometimes stubborn. However, they love their owners deeply and are among the most loyal of dogs.

A few wildcards, such as the Labrahuahua, Chipin, and Chi-Poo, are thrown into the mix. They may even appeal to the most anti-Chihuahua dog owners.

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