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Funkutron5000 posted:I just adopted a pooch from a local animal rescue agency and she is an absolute doll. They think that she's about a year old and at least partially a flat coat. I agree on the flat coat part but I'm not sure about the age. FCRs are really rare and not popular among BYBs for the most part so I'd really doubt she is a FCR mix. I'd guess black lab/golden. I've seen some truly monstrous labs from shady breeders pushing 100 lbs even when not horribly obese so it wouldn't surprise me if she turned out to be a big girl. She looks like a really sweet dog 
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Yeah, I'm also saying Black Lab/Golden. Adorable as all hell BTW
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Oct 10, 2012 03:33
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Or a lab/collie, I've seen a lot of those that look very similar to her!
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So this is Raziela. A six month old "Heeler/Mix" according to the shelters site. Can any of you guess what the other half is? Because I sure as hell can't. I'm about 98% sure I'm adopting her. Just gotta do the meet'n'greet.
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Oct 16, 2012 07:22
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Oh. My. God. Please mail me that dog right away. My first guess would be all heeler, withat that face and coat, but the blue eyes make me think maybe there's some Australian shepherd in there too. Do you have more pictures of her? Profile shot? Body shot? (Please post more pictures of this dog.) Also, please check out this thread before deciding to adopt her, around the second page it becomes the Heeler Stockholm Syndrome thread: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3510266
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Oct 16, 2012 07:31
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Scary Ned posted:Oh. My. God. Please mail me that dog right away. How are they compared to Boxers? e: No kids, field with fat lazy miniponies to terrorize. Schizotek fucked around with this message at 07:49 on Oct 16, 2012 |
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Oct 16, 2012 07:45
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Schizotek posted:So this is Raziela. Could be heeler/pit, but a lot of heelers have broad heads so more pictures are definitely needed. I hope you like your dogs batshit crazy!
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Oct 16, 2012 08:15
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Schizotek posted:So this is Raziela. I know absolutely nothing about this dog, but I love her already. I don't see much beyond heeler in her, except of course for the eyes. A full body shot would really help!
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Oct 16, 2012 13:53
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Floppy ears and blue eyes don't really show up in heelers, though, but she's definitely ticked like a heeler. So I say heeler mix, but yeah, we need a body shot to make better guesses.
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Oct 16, 2012 14:22
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Depending on your location, especially if you are in the US Southeast she might be part Catahoula- they can have blue eyes and such. But from that shot she kinda looks cattle-doggy.
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Oct 16, 2012 15:56
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 Body shot of Razmatazz. She acts about as coked out as she looks. Shes a rescue from a litter of 5. Here's a body shot of her brother. 
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Oct 16, 2012 16:40
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Could be a poorly-bred cattledog, blue eyes and heterochromia have been known to crop up occasionally, although it's usually in white or mostly-white dogs. Judging from the one picture, though, she looks like a cattledog/Aussie cross or cattledog/border collie to me.Schizotek posted:How are they compared to Boxers? Totally incomparable in terms of intensity. They are fantastic running buddies, though.
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demozthenes posted:Could be a poorly-bred cattledog, blue eyes and heterochromia have been known to crop up occasionally, although it's usually in white or mostly-white dogs. Judging from the one picture, though, she looks like a cattledog/Aussie cross or cattledog/border collie to me. Incomparable in terms of intensity in which direction?
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Oct 16, 2012 17:06
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Does this look cattle dog-like to anyone?   Any other thoughts?
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^^Not really and I tend to see ACD everywhere. Too lanky, goofy sweet face, not actively biting anything. ^^^Schizotek posted:Incomparable in terms of intensity in which direction? Boxers tend to be jolly, bouncy active. They like to jog and play with people but it's all in good fun. ACDs are serious and intense about their activity. They will do it all and do it best and you better stay out of the way. They still have their own sort of humor but they need a job and will make one up if they have to. You will need to put serious amounts of training and exercise into this puppy to have it not make your life hell. You'll be rewarded with an amazingly intelligent, loyal, courageous dog but they are really nothing like a boxer.
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Instant Jellyfish posted:^^Not really and I tend to see ACD everywhere. Too lanky, goofy sweet face, not actively biting anything. ^^^ Misleading photo selection; he is mouthy as gently caress. With everything. Any time he is not sleeping.I agree he totally doesn't have the face or build but there is ticking on his chest and feet and I am dubious on any hound influence. Just trying to pick apart what he might be- the fun and the curse of mutts!   
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Oct 16, 2012 17:35
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TVs Ian posted:Misleading photo selection; he is mouthy as gently caress. With everything. Any time he is not sleeping.I agree he totally doesn't have the face or build but there is ticking on his chest and feet and I am dubious on any hound influence. Just trying to pick apart what he might be- the fun and the curse of mutts! If he's got any Heeler in him, I don't see it. Maybe some Kelpie (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Kelpie) but more likely GSD and something primitive maybe?
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TVs Ian posted:Misleading photo selection; he is mouthy as gently caress. With everything. Any time he is not sleeping.I agree he totally doesn't have the face or build but there is ticking on his chest and feet and I am dubious on any hound influence. Just trying to pick apart what he might be- the fun and the curse of mutts! A lot of other herding breeds carry ticking too. I'd vote dobie/shepherd of some kind or perhaps sighthound/shepherd.
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Oct 17, 2012 18:17
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 This is Chief, we assume he's a Border Collie, Australian Shepherd mix. Does anyone else have any ideas?
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Oct 17, 2012 18:35
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Spotty. Fluffy. omg. Gonna say some cattledog.
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Oct 17, 2012 22:23
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 Teddy the Goldendoodle.  Cali the Cocker Spaniel/??? thing.
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This is Micky. He's our 14 week old dutch shepherd / lab mix we rescued two weeks ago. He's awesome. 
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Oct 18, 2012 05:54
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I'm gonna go against the popular vote and say I see cattledog ears on that landshark. Also his ears and face remind me of Brisbane a lot. Maybe the breed they have in common is whatever not-ACD thing knocked up Brisbane's mum? Ferretinachariot posted:
The ticking says cattledog and something fluffy. Definitely cattledog. Everything is a cattledog.
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Oct 18, 2012 08:59
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Rescued her a week ago. Someone left her in an apartment when they moved out and was obviously abused. If you move too fast or raise your hand above her head to pet her she freaks out and cowers. Poor dog is about 1.5yrs old according to the vet and didn't even know how to sit or come when we got her. We just got her spayed and now discovered she has heartworms. Luckily they are still in an early stage so it's easier to deal with. We're already treating the infestation of fleas she has. She's the nicest dog ever too, great with kids, other animals, cats, new people. Anyone have an idea what she might be? Looks like part pit to me with something else. Brindletastic!  
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Oct 18, 2012 20:19
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Pure adorable is what she is! What does her tail look like? Those kind of look like husky ears. Also came in here to post a picture of the cutest dog I have ever seen in my life. Apparently a golden retriever pit mix 
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Oct 18, 2012 23:53
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My old dog, Koko: Sometimes he could get his ears to half drop  Dang it Koko, get off the couch!  He was a grumpy old man. (He's about 11 here)  Happy boy. Koko passed on a few years ago at the ripe old age of 13. My parents adopted him from the local Humane Society when he was a year or so old. He had cushing's disease which made him super chubby. Our best guess was Aussie and Sheltie mix. Godspeed, old man.
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Oct 19, 2012 01:18
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Mix dogs are the best dogs. That pit/golden retriever looks like a black and white cookie! Here's my first dog, not counting the lab my parents had when I was a baby. Meet Benji:  My fiance and I adopted him from his mother, who has this fucktarded habit of collecting baby pets and then giving them away when they get older. We suspect he's some sort of schnauzer mix, so we got him the schnauzer cut to be all fancy n' poo poo. Most likely he's a schnauzer/Yorkie mix that my future MIL bought off of a BYB, but it's not his fault. Here he is at 6 months after his first haircut of his life, and the night before his first and last neutering:  Here he is being king of the dog park:  And being superfly: 
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Oh man I usually don't find schnauzers or any mix of them cute because for some reason they end up looking goofy as gently caress. Little Benji is very handsome! I've been meaning to post pictures of my mom's dog, Bug. She is 8 now and is still pretty crazy, mostly because my mom doesn't exercise her as much as she should. We got her at 4 months and I will NEVER raise a puppy again...or at least for a long time. The shelter said lab mix but it's obvious to me there's pit in there but my mom won't admit it because "oh no pit bulls". We pretty much think pit/border collie/lab. She is about 55 lbs and very, very bossy and sassy. Don't know if that helps. Could it be something else maybe?     
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My newest family addition:  When people ask her breed, I say she is part cow, gremlin, bat, and rabbit. She actually may or may not be a dog, but she is all love. EDIT: I notice our girls have some similar traits. The face makes me think a bully breed, but I have no idea where the awesome ears come from. Does she have an under-bite? FalseParadigm fucked around with this message at 20:02 on Oct 19, 2012 |
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Ahahaha  She looks like she's mostly APBT with upright ears and not much else to be honest.
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Royal Jeans posted:This is Laika, we adopted her about a year ago. She's definitely a Shepherd mix and given her coat and love for fetch/frisbee we're assuming Lab as well. She was easy to train and is the biggest snuggle pup I've ever known. Oh my god, your dog is too cute! I love her ears!
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FalseParadigm posted:My newest family addition: APBT/Sphynx, the cheekbones are unmistakeable.  (That dog looks awesome. )
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Meet Oso! He's an 11 year old mutt (chow? + ????) that my wife got as a puppy when she was 15. They're both from LA, and he used to be clipped short for the heat I guess. We finally got him up here to Alaska so no more haircuts  I'm jealous of his winter coat, it looks warm.  That's my new pup Laika on the left, Siberian husky rescue from the local shelter. She's about 11 weeks in that picture, 13 weeks old now. I'll post more about her in the primative thread.  Someone doesn't realize who gets the next bath.  http://i.imgur.com/SLrXz.jpg?1
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This is Solomon. He is the Best Dog.  He's one year old and around 80 pounds from my estimation. He's half rough collie and half standard poodle.  He has a really relaxed temperament but takes to training really easily, making him the star of his puppy class a few months back.  Solomon enjoys hugs and playing with cats. He's mostly black but has a lot of silver bits, and his butt is black-orange-brown. He's a pretty unique guy and I love him buckets. Rhadamanthus fucked around with this message at 06:17 on Oct 24, 2012 |
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TheDon01 posted:Meet Oso! I love his perpetual grin and the one flopped ear. He totally looks like a half a chow mixed with something pretty and sable. I want to hug him.
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My friend's new pup. He's half Petit Griffon Basset Vendeen and half whatever the hell got at Momma. Any ideas? This is the best pic I could get, he was super hyper and my phone has a 2 second delay.  Most of the 20 other pics look like this:  He's five months old and pretty awesome. Gets a long well with everyone and is around 85% housetrained. He rarely chews anything other than his toys and is quiet. His one vice is tearing through the house at 100mph and growling the whole time. I'm jealous. I want him. EDIT: Unbreaking Tables WTF!I don't know why I suddenly don't know how to use imgur, but I couldn't get it to work no matter how many times I saved the cropped images. I ended up just copying the url of the image as I saw it on imgur. Hope that isn't leaching. The Dregs fucked around with this message at 23:25 on Oct 25, 2012 |
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Scary Ned posted:I love his perpetual grin and the one flopped ear. He totally looks like a half a chow mixed with something pretty and sable. I want to hug him. Yeah, he's amazing.
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The Dregs posted:My friend's new pup. He's half Petit Griffon Basset Vendeen and half whatever the hell got at Momma. Any ideas? How on earth does that happen? There aren't a lot of PBGV's running around...
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Honestly, I don't know. That is what the guy at the rescue told her. He may have been full of poo poo for all I know. He certainly didn't provide pics, but he said Mom was a Vendeen breeder who had an unplanned pregnancy. He looks like a Cairn or a tiny little Airedale to me. Edit: She says he was one of those guys why sets up outside of Petsmart, but she found him on Petfinder. there is a bunch of pics of his siblings on the rescue's FB, but I really don't want to link to that. The Dregs fucked around with this message at 23:38 on Oct 25, 2012 |
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I'm fostering a dog on behalf of a coworker, and I have no idea WTF it is. His shelter paperwork said collie/great pyrenees mix, but I'm not so sure. Part collie definitely but I don't think I agree with the great pyrenees part. Size comparison: Max (the ACD) is 40 pounds for reference.  (the crate in the background is the one he came with. There's no way he can fit in that thing.) Thoughts?
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