Precious Golden Retriever-Husky Mix Puppies Are Impossible to Resist

Some breed mixes create the most incredible-looking puppies. They're all unique in their own special way. If you're a fan of Golden Retrievers and Siberian Huskies, just wait until you see these perfectly blended puppies.

A TikTok video shared by Autumn Abraham ( @autumnayyee ) shows exactly what it looks like when their Golden and Husky have a litter of teddy-bear-looking pups and they're the cutest! See the video below!

In the 28-second clip captioned, "Goberians," we're asked the question, "ever wonder what Golden Retriever and Husky mix puppies will look like?" The video shows the little fluff balls full of energy, and they're as adorable as you'd imagine! Beautifully-colored and personality to boot—these are the puppies sweet dreams are made of!

"Fantastic give me 14 of them right now," one person joked. "So my two dream dogs morphed into one, woah I’m in love," another wrote.

Many others revealed they're also in love with "Goberians" with one person sharing, "I have a Goberian!! she’s absolutely beautiful and has hair like a retriever, color like a German Shepherd, and behavior like a husky! they are the BEST dogs!"

Their smiling faces are enough to make any bad day better and we're sure their humans agree.

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What To Know About Caring For "Goberians"

Goldens and Huskies have working-dog origins, so a mixed breed of the two requires regular exercise and mental stimulation so they don't become bored or destructive. As highly bondable and social dogs, PetMD says the "Goberian" breed does well in multi-pet homes (when properly socialized) due to their love of people and other dogs.

Goberians are known as a healthy breed in general, with a general lifespan that ranges from 10-14 years old. The temperament in Goberians varies as Goldens are known as quiet, gentle dogs who want to please their people and Huskies can be bit opinionated, often howling and barking to communicate their feelings. But as with any mixed breed, every pup develops their own personality.

The site says caring for these mixed breed dogs requires plentiful space for them to run and play in and a devoted "pet parent who has the time, energy, and experience to give them the training, exercise, and friendship they need to thrive."

Both breeds are wonderful family dogs who'd make great members of the family. With Goberians, it's like getting a two-for-one deal. Just be prepared for traits —good or bad!— that they may take on from their Golden and Husky "pawrents."