Corgi Mixes: 50 Most Amazing Hybrids

Corgis are small to medium adorable dogs, so much so that even Queen Elizabeth II has been enamored of them. They were originally bred for herding purposes—but, later on, they became a popular pet breed, owing to their appealing looks and playful nature. Since then, many Corgi mixes have been developed, which combine the traits of other desirable breeds as well.

Below, we have jotted down a list of 50 of them with a brief description of each—and you will find them to be amazing and captivating.

Akita Corgi Mix (Corgikita)

Inheriting adorable looks from their parents, Corgikitas are cute dogs. Akitas originated in Japan and were primarily used for hunting, which is why they are brave and intelligent. Combine them with Corgis, and the result is strong, powerful, physically active, and caring dogs.

Alaskan Malamute Corgi Mix

Alaskan Malamute Corgi mixes are exceptionally appealing dogs, with the features of the Alaskan Malamute Breed being dominant in the breed. They are not one of the hypoallergenic dog mixes; on the contrary, they are heavy shedders, but they can be great family dogs if managed and trained well. If you are looking for a cute-looking and cool-personality dog, the Alaskan Malamute Corgi Mix is for you.

American Bulldog Corgi Mix (American Corgi)

The American Bulldog Corgi mix is a distinctive breed. These dogs have adorable and small legs inherited from Corgis and other general physical and mental traits inherited from Bulldogs. They are wide in appearance with a limited number of coat colors. Due to these desirable traits, they are good family dogs. The only caveat is: they should be kept in spacious places.

Australian Cattle Dog Corgi Mix (Blue Heeler Corgi)

Australian Cattle Dog Corgi Mix are medium-sized, highly energetic dogs. They can be great working dogs as well as family partners, especially when it comes to exercise. These dogs are smart, and this trait can be further polished by different mental exercises. Although they shed a lot, they are very friendly and loyal.

Australian Shepherd Corgi Mix (Auggie)

Inheriting the best traits from its parents, the Australian Shepherd Corgi mix originated during the 19^th century. Though the dogs are herders, they are great family dogs but require ample space. They do not bite and are very friendly with children; however, they need early socialization training. They are also prone to overeating, so make sure that they don’t eat beyond their need.

Basset Hound Corgi Mix (Corgi Basset)

They are medium-to-large-sized dogs with facial resemblance to Corgis, except for the ears, as they look much like those of Basset Hounds. Basset Hound Corgi mixes have herding and hunting instincts. They are great dogs to be kept at home, but they need proper upbringing and training.

Beagle Corgi Mix (Corgle)

As a pet, the Beagle Corgi Mix is very sociable and friendly. They are happy, adventurous, and protective. Nonetheless, you need to keep an eye on your dog when interacting with children or other pets. Both breeds originated in the United Kingdom and are among the most popular breeds in the world.

Bernese Mountain Dog Corgi Mix (Bernese Corgi)

The Bernese Mountain Dog Corgi mix is a new but rare breed. They have originated naturally, somewhere in Europe, just like their parent breeds. The dogs are high-spirited, energetic, and smart, making them excellent watchdogs. The main drawback of this breed includes shedding and being prone to different diseases.

Bichon Frise Corgi Mix (Corgi Bichon)

The Bichon Frise mix is a new breed, and nothing is much known about it. Both their parents have been popular throughout the annals of history, especially Bichon Frise, which had been a part of royalty in the past. The dogs of the resulting mix breed are energetic, smart, and people-friendly. Nevertheless, they like to roam a lot and love to chase small animals.

Border Collie Corgi Mix (Border Corgi)

Border Collie Corgi mix is the progeny of the two most popular and energetic dog breeds—Border Collie and Corgi. The dogs are medium-sized, having long bodies and short legs. They have coats of different colors and lengths, depending upon their inheritance. They are cute and loyal but can sometimes exhibit destructive demeanor.

Boxer Corgi Mix (Coxer)

The Boxer Corgi Mix is a new and highly energetic breed. They are good pets but require early socialization. They are easy at overeating and thus prone to gaining weight. Hence, they need a lot of exercise. If you are willing to provide enough space to train your Coxer properly, these friendly and loyal dogs are well-suited for you.

Bullmastiff Corgi Mix (Bull Corgi)

Descendent of intelligent and brave parents, the Bullmastiff Corgi Mix are known for their smartness, loyalty, muscular looks, and great watchdogging. These dogs are friendly, and with proper dog training, they can be a good companion for children. They do not have much energy, which means they are not demanding in physical activities.

Catahoula Corgi Mix (Corgihoula)

Unlike Corgis, Catahoulas originated in the United States. Corgihoulas can turn out to be great pets for families with children only if they get enough training. The dogs are strong and healthy, requiring training and other physical activities on a daily basis to maintain their proper health. They are suitable for families and can be great watchdogs.

Cavalier King Charles Corgi Mix (Cava-Corgi)

The Cava-Corgi Mix breed is rare. They are small but extremely friendly, a feature akin to that of their parents. Due to their size and physical activities, these dogs can be kept in small places, even in an apartment. Because of their friendly and cool nature, they are considered excellent pet dogs.

Chihuahua Corgi Mix (Chihuagi)

The Chihuahua Corgi mixes are as popular among apartment residents as are their parents. They are loving and friendly, even with strangers. However, due to their herding instincts, you must provide your dog ample socialization training, or he can end up considering the children a part of a flock.

Chow Chow Corgi Mix (Chowgi)

Chowgis are a perfect combination of their parent breeds: they have all the desirable features their parents possess. However, Chow Chow parents are dominant when it comes to physical appearance. Like their parents, Chowgis are devoted and loyal, which makes them good family dogs provided their aggressiveness is managed diligently.

Cocker Spaniel Corgi Mix (Cocker Spangi)

Cocker Spangis originated in the current century. They are active and playful dogs and add friendliness to them, they become a great breed to have in the home as family or companion dogs. Perhaps the greatest trait of this breed is that it is quite easy-going and adaptable; they can adjust anywhere and with anyone in almost no time!

Dachshund Corgi Mix (Corghund)

The Dachshund Corgi Mix is a great breed to have at home. They are adorable, friendly, and smart. Nevertheless, they may also inherit some of the undesirable traits present in Dachshunds, such as digging instincts and separation anxiety. If you are okay with these issues, you having a Corghund dog is, indeed, an excellent idea.

Dalmatian Corgi Mix (Corgitian)

Corgitians are very sweet and friendly spotty doggos. In fact, they look so majestic to pretty much any onlooker—they have inherited their class from their Dalmatian parent. These dogs are very sensitive to all situations as well as loyal to the people around them. Due to their friendliness and dignity, they have been very popular for a long time.

Doberman Corgi Mix (Corgierman)

Corgiemans are wonderful family dogs and have a sweet and friendly nature. They are energetic and quite playful beings and keep the people around them busy. Moreover, they are excessively fond of praise and treats. They can also be effective watchdogs. Physically, they are long and thin.

English Bulldog Corgi Mix (English Corgi)

The English Bulldog Corgi Mix is a distinguished breed with delicate and short legs from Corgis and other general physical and mental traits from Bulldogs. These dogs are wide in appearance with a limited number of coat colors. They might not be suitable for children—small children, to be precise. They are also not very welcoming towards strangers in the beginning, but you won’t have to face this issue if your English Corgi is trained early for socialization.

French Bulldog Corgi Mix (French Corgi)

Like other Corgi Bulldog mixes, the French Corgi mixes are also very loving and caring. These dogs are adorable and have short legs, long backs, flat faces, and wrinkled skin. Though they are susceptible to a few health problems, they are still good dogs for home because of their polite demeanor.

German Shepherd Corgi Mix (Corman Shepherd)

Corman Shepherds are among the most adorable dog breeds. They look just like German Shepherds but smaller in size. Corman Shepherd dogs are loyal, lovely, and happy creatures. Moreover, they inherit the watchdogging instincts from their German Shepherd parent. German Shepherd lovers will surely love to have this miniature version of their favorite dog!

Golden Retriever Corgi Mix (Golden Corgitriever)

Golden Corgitrievers is a super lovely mix of Golden Retrievers and the Corgis. They are quite intelligent and fun-loving canines that can be perfect family and companion dogs. However, their herding and hunting instincts can be a fly in the ointment.

Great Pyrenees Corgi Mix (Great Corgirenees)

Great Corgirenees mixes are much more like Great Pyrenees in appearance, but with short legs. They have a medium to long coat, but they still shed lesser than their parent breeds. They are energetic, friendly, and always eager to learn new tricks.

Greyhound Corgi Mix

Greyhound and Corgi mixes are a unique mixture since the former has a history of taking part in races while the latter has been only used for hunting. The resulting mix is a friendly, affectionate, and—above all—active dog breed. There is also very little maintenance required for these dogs. However, excessive shedding and high energy can become a concern for those who are prone to dog allergies and those with busy schedules, respectively.

Husky Corgi Mix (Corsky)

Crosky is the offspring of two herding breeds, Siberian Husky and Corgi. They are quite similar in looks to Huskys; in fact, they are just like a miniature version of them, but with short legs. They have triangular ears and almond-shaped eyes. Their personality and temperament make them perfect for family and children.

Jack Russell Terrier Corgi Mix (Cojack)

Cojacks inherit most of their physical traits from Jack Russells, the mental ones from Corgis. The dogs are short to medium, with healthy bodies and delicate legs. They have triangular ears and dark eyes. They have every trait that makes them perfect family dogs. Perhaps their best features are that they do not shed much and bark less often.

Labrador Corgi Mix (Labracorgi)

Labracorgis are friendly, protective, and fun-loving dogs. They are quite smart and have no issues with the children or other weaker animals around them. They may vary in size; since their parents have different physical attributes, it is difficult to tell whom will your Labracorgi take after.

Maltese Corgi Mix (Cortese)

Like their parent breeds, Corteses are small and elegant. These dogs have beautiful coats and colors. They are very intelligent, friendly, and playful. They also have watchdogging instincts. All these factors combined, the breed becomes one of the best among the corgi mixes.

Papillon Corgi Mix (Corillon)

Corillons are excellent family and companion dogs. They are loyal and friendly and have a cute appearance that can enrapture pretty much anyone at first glance. However, to have a happy time with your Corillon, you need to be wary of his stubbornness and shyness.

Pitbull Corgi Mix (Pitcorg)

Originated at the end of the last century, the Pitbull Corgi Mix is a rare breed. Though some might think that these dogs are not perfect for small homes because of the characteristics they might have inherited from their Pitbull parent, that is not the case. Pitcorgs are medium-sized, friendly, intelligent, and loyal dogs and are suitable for anyone living in large or small spaces.

Pinscher Corgi Mix (Corpin)

Corpins are very elegant in appearance. They are also very active, playful, and alert, which makes them a good choice for families of all sorts, except families with small children. It is because these dogs have inherited herding instincts and might consider children a part of the herd.  Moreover, their stubbornness can also be a discomfort when it comes to training. Try to train them with patience and, if need be, with treats.

Pomeranian Corgi Mix (Corgipom)

Corgipoms have thick double coats with a variety of colors, making them incredibly attractive. Though these dogs are fine for small apartments, they do need a lot of exercise due to their energetic nature. They are prone to suffer from spinal cord problems. Lastly, obesity is also common among Pomeranian Corgi mixes.

Poodle Corgi Mix (Coroodle)

Coroodles are intelligent, affectionate, and protective, making them a great addition to any home. Moreover, they also shed very little as compared to other Corgi mixes. Nonetheless, there are two drawbacks to having a Coroodle. One, they are occasionally very unruly, and two, they are vulnerable to contracting degenerative myelopathy, which is a fatal disease.

Pug Corgi Mix (Porgi)

Originating in China, Pugs are friendly and good companion dogs. Porgis inherit these traits and characteristics from their Pug parent. They are cute and loyal, which makes them a good option for your home. That said, you may have an issue with their shedding problem, especially if you—or someone in your family—are prone to dog allergies.

Red Heeler Corgi Mix

The Red Heeler Corgi mixes are very similar to the Australian Cattle Dog Corgi mix. The only difference you can expect is in colors. The Red Heeler Corgi mix is brownish, with large white patches on the face and torso. Australian Cattle Dog Corgi mix, on the other hand, tends toward blackish gray with white patches on their bodies. But this is not a standard distinction between them; they may have overlapping colors.

Rottweiler Corgi Mix (Rottgi)

Rottgi is a famous mix breed, coming from two well-known dog breeds—Rottweiler and Corgi.  Rottgis have all characteristics desirable in a perfect pet. They can be trained very effectively and easily.

One downside, however, is that they have inherent separation anxiety; thus, owners are advised to not leave them alone for long. They are also prone to structural diseases in older age.

Rhodesian Ridgeback Corgi Mix (Rhodesian Corgi)

Rhodesian Ridgeback Corgi mixes are loving, friendly, and protective dogs. In fact, they are so loyal and protective that they can go to any limit to protect their owners. Due to their high energy and physical activities demand, these dogs require a lot of exercise and training. They are a perfect choice for you if you have ample space—and, of course, time.

Saint Bernard Corgi Mix (St. Corgi)

St. Corgis are adorable and brave pooches. It is definitely a yes to the question of whether you should have one or not, but due to the lack of data available on this breed, the exact traits and characteristics are not possible to guess. Moreover, you need to have an open and large space since these dogs are big in size.

Samoyed Corgi Mix (Corgoyed)

Corgoyed is a hybrid of two very appealing breeds. These dogs are very adorable and contain all features perfect for families, especially those with children. However, health and shedding problems can be a bit problematic. They can also have a biscuit color in their coat, which is somewhat a unique color.

Schipperke Corgi Mix (Corgi Schip)

If you are looking for a small working dog but in jet black color, the Corgi Schip Mix is for you. These dogs are friendly and energetic, and your children would love to play with them—if the dog is trained for socialization. In spite of being highly energetic, they do not need much exercise and physical activities. Only the excessive shedding and separation anxiety can cause some trouble.

Schnauzer Corgi Mix (Schnorgi)

Schnorgis inherit the body traits from their Corgi parent while the facial features from their Schnauzer parent. These dogs require a lot of exercise and training due to their high energy. They often misbehave and chase small animals. If they misbehave, try not to encourage that with praises or treats. Similarly, don’t scold or punish them. Instead, simply ignore them.

Shar Pei Corgi Mix (Shar Corgi)

Shar Corgi mixes are great family pets: these dogs are affectionate, friendly, loyal, and can guard you very bravely. However, they have high herding instincts. Moreover, due to their fighting habits, they require early socialization training to avoid any injury to the people or animals around them.

Shetland Sheepdog Corgi Mix (Pembroke Sheltie)

Pembroke Shelties are medium-sized dogs. They are loyal, intelligent, and affectionate pooches. They are also pretty good-looking and appealing to the eyes of many. Though these dogs are quite protective of the people around them, they might not bark too quickly when they suspect a stranger or a threat.

Shiba Inu Corgi Mix (Corgi Inu)

Corgi Inu mixes are cute and intelligent dogs. Due to the small size of these dogs, they are pretty handy for keeping in small places and apartments. They are always happy and playful with people. Because of their watchdogging instincts and protective nature, they can work as effective guard dogs as well. Nevertheless, due to their heavy shedding, they might not be suitable for people who are allergic to dog fur.

Shih Tzu Corgi Mix (Shih Tzug, Shorgi)

Shih Tzugs have adorable personalities as they take after their Shih Tzu parent in appearance. They are small dogs with a double coat and a variety of colors. They are perfect family dogs due to their friendliness. The only problem is that they shed a lot—especially when the seasons change.

Spitz Corgi Mix (Spitzgi)

Spitzgi is a beautiful and fluffy breed. These dogs are fun-loving and often bark in quite an energetic manner way when they are around people. They are obedient and loyal and possess watchdogging instincts. They are also very affectionate with family and children. If you want a furry friend that is great with your family and can also guard you, this breed is a good choice.

Vizsla Corgi Mix

Due to the completely opposite physical traits of the Vizsla and Corgi breeds, it is difficult to predict what their mix will exactly look like. However, if the genes of one breed are dominant, the mix will take after that breed.

In general, Vizsla Corgis love to play and cuddle with their owners. They are usually silent and very friendly with the people around them.

Yorkshire Terrier Corgi Mix (Corkie)

They are small, toy-sized dogs. They have average heads and muzzles with sharp, dark eyes. The facial expressions of these dogs indicate that they are very intelligent and can learn things pretty quickly. They are friendly towards strangers, but early socialization training would still be required. They are active dogs, so they do require enough physical activities to expend their energy. Lastly, they are heavy shedders.