Canine hybrids are the offspring produced by breeding two different dog breeds or a dog with a wild canine species, such as a wolf or coyote. These hybrids can exhibit a mix of physical and behavioral traits from both parent species, leading to a wide variety of appearances and temperaments. Common examples include the wolfdog, which is a cross between a domestic dog and a wolf, and the coydog, a mix of a coyote and a domestic dog. The breeding of canine hybrids can raise concerns regarding health, temperament, and legality. Some hybrids may inherit health issues from either parent breed, while others may display unpredictable behaviors. Additionally, certain regions have laws regulating the ownership of hybrids, particularly those involving wild canines, to ensure public safety and animal welfare.