Goberian

Goberians are very affectionate and family-oriented. They love spending time with their favourite people, always looking out for the next cuddle. 

Goberians are very playful dogs. They need the opportunity to burn energy, often excelling at tracking and agility games. 

Despite their playful side, Goberians do know how to settle and relax at home. They can adapt to apartment life, provided they're given the right physical and mental stimulation. 

Goberians are very intelligent and easy to train. They love taking on new challenges and learning new things.

Goberians can have a high prey drive, depending on the traits they inherit from the parent breeds. Early recall training can help keep your pup close on walks. 

Goberians can be fearful of strangers, particularly if they weren't well socialised at a young age. Positive interactions as a puppy will help your Goberian look forward to interactions with unknown people.

Goberians are typically affectionate and independent in equal measure. As much as they love time with their people, they are quite happy spending moments alone. 

Due to their independent streak, Goberians tolerate loneliness better than some breeds. As with any dog, a Goberian can become vocal or destructive if left alone for extended periods.

Goberians are usually easy to train. These dogs are intelligent and eager to please their owners. 

Goberians do have a tendency to be vocal, particularly if they inherit this trait for the Siberian Husky parent. They may also bark or whine for attention, but regular training can help manage this behaviour.

Goberians may run off, if the outdoor space is not fully secure. Recall training and a sturdy fence are highly recommended if you share your life with a Goberian.

A bored Goberian can become destructive. Exercise, chews and brain games, will help keep your pup feeling happy and relaxed at home. 

Goberians typically have a good appetite, but they aren't particularly greedy. As with all dogs, a balanced diet is recommended.

Goberians do not usually make good guard dogs, but they will bark to alert their family to the presence of unknown people. 

Goberians are not well-suited to apartment living, unless their owners can provide plenty of physical stimulation and time outdoors.  

Goberians are very energetic, active dogs. They make excellent jogging or hiking companions, and often do well in dog sports like agility. 

The size and energy of this crossbreed means they aren't the easiest dogs to transport. But with the right training and exercise, your Goberian is likely to want to join you on all your adventures.

Goberians typically get along very well with cats, due their sociable and intelligent natures. Socialisation from a young age will help ensure a peaceful coexistence between your dog and other animals. 

Goberians are very good with other dogs, often enjoying the company of another resident companion.

Goberians are perfectly suited to an active family life. They typically love children, but as with any dog, supervision is always recommended.

Goberians are not the best choice as companions to the elderly, unless they can be given plenty of exercise before spending time around older people. 

Goberians are not well-suited to first-time owners, due to their energy levels and training needs.