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Crossbreed

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For the industrial-metal, shock-rock band from Florida, see Crossbreed (band).

The term crossbreed or crossbred refers to a hybrid animal of two purebred parents created by means of crossbreeding. Crossbreed may also refer to a domestic animal where the breed status of only one parent or grandparent is known.

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Names of crossbreeds in specific animals

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Dogs and cats

A dog of unknown parentage is called a mongrel; a mongrel cat is often referred to as a moggie.



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