Because I call them cute doesn't mean I am not scared of dogs.

As a matter of fact I am cynophobic. Cute or no cute, I only love to see them from afar and admire, I don't dare go close.

So, Here are some really cute dogs that you can easily mistake for teddies



1. Newfoundland Puppy Looks Just Like A Little Black Bear

2. Alaskan Malamute

This adorable Alaskan malamute looks like a little bear ready for a cold winter snow.

3. Fuzzy Chow Chow Puppy

…Or is he a baby black bear?

4. Poodle Puppy

Which cutie is the stuffed teddy bear and which is the poodle?!

5. German Shepherd, Akita, AND Corgi Mix = Such A Cute Teddy Bear!

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6. Golden Doodle Puppy

By far one of the most popular “designer dogs” and for good reason, just look at how cute this little guy is!

7. Teacup Pomeranian

8. Tibetan Mastiff

9. Samoyed Puppy

The Samoyed dog is genetically closer to the primitive dog than any other modern dog breed. Samoyeds have no wolf or fox in their genetics, but this photo makes me think there might be some bear in there!

10. Caucasian Ovcharka

He’s not a tiny puppy but he still looks like a cuddly bear! The Caucasian Ovcharka is a rare flock-guardian breed that originated in the Caucasus Mountains. As opposed to man-made dog breeds, the Caucasian is a naturally occurring breed.

11. Chow Chow Puppies

The Chow Chow is uniquely adorable with a black tongue and super thick double coat. The ancient Chinese breed clearly resembles a teddy bear!

12. Keeshond And American Eskimo Mix

13. Pomeranian

Too cute to be real! Boo is so very cute he is famous… I mean REALLY famous. In fact, his Facebook page has over 17 million likes.

This adorable Pomeranian loves chicken, cheese, flowers, and dirt… and that’s just for dinner! He also loves running around outside, squeaky toys, and pretending to be a baby bear of course.

14. Akita Puppy

Akita is a large dog breed originating from the mountains of Japan. There are two different strains of the Akita. The American Akita is available in every standard dog color, and the traditional Japanese Akita comes in a limited range of colors.

15. Chow Chow Puppy

16. Panda Bear Puppies

The unique coloring of these dogs make them look suspiciously like panda bears

17. Eurasier Puppy

At only 10-weeks-old this adorable Eurasier puppy could fool you into thinking he’s at least part bear! Not only is this dog breed extremely adorable, they are also loyal, affectionate and smart.

18. Another Adorable Chow Chow Pup!

Judging by how many made this list, Chow Chow puppies resemble teddy bears more than most dog breeds.

19. Poodle Cuddles Identical Teddy Bear

20. Pomeranian Puppy

21. Bouvier De Flandres Puppy

22. Full Grown Chow Chow Bear

Even after the cute little puppy stage is over, the Chow Chow still resembles a big fuzzy-wuzzy bear!

23. Australian Labradoodle

This allergen free breed gives everyone an opportunity to own a living teddy bear!

Source: http://www.earthporm.com/23-chubby-puppies-mistaken-teddy-bears/

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Hello Resurgence.

Extremely valuable info that you have presented to us pet lovers in the pet sector. Information like these are what makes this section fun to be in.
I was particularly struck by the information that the Caucasian Ovcharka, originating in the Caucasus Mountains is not a man-made dog breed but a naturally occurring breed (Source: http://www.earthporm.com/23-chubby-puppies-mistaken-teddy-bears/).

We all know the aggression of the Caucasian, although many Nigerians are still of the view that many Caucasians are lazy, timid and not aggressive. However, it is well documented that the Caucasian Ovcharka is one dog breed where not being aggressive is a fault.

I have a male Caucasian that from the first day he arrived my house, I knew that I had procured a wild animal and not a dog. If you come around him, he would take some time to process the information as though assessing the object coming close to him.

The pup was however not aggressive growing up to the extent that people called him "whimppy kid". But from a year two months till date (about a year seven months now), you just cannot control him when a visitor comes around. Except for those of us in the house, no other person whether you come to my house every day or not can walk in my compound if the dog is not chained or locked in his house. The same thing goes for a friend's Caucasian that is not far from my house. And when my attacks as seen on two occasions, he actually pounces on the victim as though going for the face or neck as opposed to going for a leg bite of hand bite. He also enjoys hunting and on many occasions, we just wake up and see blood all over the compound. I eventually caught him when he killed a dove and when I attempted to rescue the dove from him, I nearly got bitten. I eventually aborted the rescue mission and locked the dog up for two days as punishment. I eventually realized his wild instincts are still there. If not for the love that these breeds have been known to show for family members as well as their loyalty, they should not even be brought near our homes. Even introducing new people to them is extremely difficult and they often refuse to accept new people especially for Caucasians from the age of a year and a half upwards.

I'll like to know other people's thoughts.

Op,you are a one beautiful mama.

Although I already own a samoyed, I've got a crush on chow chow. Hoping to get one soon though.

Good work op.