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Could be..... I looked up some pics of Cairn Terriers. The fur & the ears look right. Just seems like a strange combo especially for this area of Thumbsuckville where hounds & beagles abound.
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 This hilarious-looking dog was posted in the paper as a "dog with Steve Buscemi eyes." Any idea what it is?
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Feb 24, 2013 21:53
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Looks like a Shih Tzu x Poodle. Ugly fucker.
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Feb 24, 2013 21:59
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The foster said Tibetan Terrier mix, but I actually have no idea what Harriet is. She's got the terrier stubborn streak, and she is incredibly strong for her size (25 lbs.), but we don't have a clue really.   
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Feb 25, 2013 03:30
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Ominous Balls posted:The foster said Tibetan Terrier mix, but I actually have no idea what Harriet is. She's got the terrier stubborn streak, and she is incredibly strong for her size (25 lbs.), but we don't have a clue really. I would guess Maltese x poodle. I dogsat one last year who looked almost identical.
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Feb 25, 2013 05:31
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6-Ethyl Bearcat posted:I would guess Maltese x poodle. I dogsat one last year who looked almost identical. Maltese x poodles usually clock in at sub-10 lbs, and the face isn't delicate enough, for lack of a better term. I actually kind of think cocker-poodle mix. The cut's not typical for that particular cross-breed (and I can't tell what her ear shape actually is), but the size is right and they're pretty common.
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Feb 25, 2013 06:02
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Engineer Lenk posted:Maltese x poodles usually clock in at sub-10 lbs, and the face isn't delicate enough, for lack of a better term. This it the dog I looked after, he was larger than I expected and would have been about 9-10kg (20lb).  Could be a cocker cross, if you google straight haired cocker x poodles they look pretty similar... I agree it's hard to tell with the haircut though, it could be any number of breeds under there.
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Feb 25, 2013 14:35
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brickswereshat posted:This is a video of my mutt playing with a bowling ball. Considering she never really sits still enough to take a decent picture, you can see her in motion. I genuinely have no real idea of what she's made of, other than happy, cute and shed. Husky and Lab have been tossed about, but really, who knows? Self-quoting because. My wife and I did some internet detectiving, and she stumbled across what could be the answer to the breed question for our Amber. Basenji and Lab. Go ahead, GIS that, I'll wait... Back? Cool. Between the breeds I see most of the personality characteristics Amber has. Anything she encounters is BEST THING EVER (lab), and ANY fast moving object is something that MUST BE CHASED, NO EXCEPTIONS! (basenji). Plus the bizarre growl-bark-yodels she does. Regardless, I still think of her as a Derp-Hound.
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Feb 25, 2013 14:36
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I don't often see Cocker x Poodles with a white coat. Mostly I see them with that light champagne colour. It makes me think that he's a different mix. All small white fluffy dogs kind of look the same to me, so I don't know what breeds to suggest.
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Feb 25, 2013 14:38
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Pianist On Strike posted:
Besides literally every dog in Korea?
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Feb 25, 2013 14:41
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Toussaint Louverture posted:Besides literally every dog in Korea? Why does this dog's face look eerily human?
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Feb 25, 2013 15:15
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Engineer Lenk posted:Maltese x poodles usually clock in at sub-10 lbs, and the face isn't delicate enough, for lack of a better term. I'm going to throw in at cocker-poodle. Our family dog was a cocker-poodle mix and she looked like that, albeit black and terribly obese.
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Feb 25, 2013 16:17
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Mirthless posted:I'm going to throw in at cocker-poodle. Our family dog was a cocker-poodle mix and she looked like that, albeit black and terribly obese. Cocker x Poodle makes total sense. She definitely is a dead ringer for quite a few examples I've seen online. And yes, she needs a haircut. 
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Feb 25, 2013 16:30
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6-Ethyl Bearcat posted:This it the dog I looked after, he was larger than I expected and would have been about 9-10kg (20lb). Yeah, that dog also looks overweight at 20 lbs. Do you see the difference in face I was talking about? Maltese mixes tend to have a shorter, smaller snout and more upright stop than cocker mixes.
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brickswereshat posted:Self-quoting because. My wife and I did some internet detectiving, and she stumbled across what could be the answer to the breed question for our Amber. I dunno man, Basenjis are particularly rare, it'd be hard to find a BYB with them, and a cross like that would be equally hard to find. I personally see generic shepherd/lab, and that would also explain the vocalizations (shepherds make all kinds of weird noises) and the prey drive. Purebred Derp-Hound, basically. American Yellow Dog.
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Feb 25, 2013 17:52
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Engineer Lenk posted:Yeah, that dog also looks overweight at 20 lbs. Nah, he was just fluffy cos he got brushed every day. Pretty slim actually, you could count every rib and he had a beautiful tuck. I don't have any photos that show it though since floofy.
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Feb 25, 2013 17:54
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Captain Foxy posted:I dunno man, Basenjis are particularly rare, it'd be hard to find a BYB with them, and a cross like that would be equally hard to find. I personally see generic shepherd/lab, and that would also explain the vocalizations (shepherds make all kinds of weird noises) and the prey drive. I thought lab/hound, but that'd explain it just the same V  V Hounds aren't exactly known for normal barking.
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Feb 25, 2013 18:24
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Captain Foxy posted:I dunno man, Basenjis are particularly rare, it'd be hard to find a BYB with them Internet people say a lot that they think Barky is half Basenji. I don't know where they think a little scruffy wandering JRT found a Basenji around here. They just see the colour and wrinkles and assume.  GISing Basenji JRT mix turns up a couple of spooky likenesses though.
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I always thought Barky Barks was a dead ringer for a MinPin/JRT mix I knew at daycare; forehead wrinkles and ball craziness combined. Plus the coloring (though that's generic) and those massive satellite ears. But you're in the UK, and Basenjis are probably more common there than here. I could see that being a possibility. Does he yodel like hell?
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Here is my dog Crowley. He's as mutty as a mutt can get, complete with floppy ears, an obnoxious tail that was broken at some point and dew claws. He had been at the shelter for quite a while and the staff fell in love with him. He had undergone obedience training at some point, was house broken, fixed and listened very well. I can't understand why someone wouldn't have snatched him up. He had been there so long that he was days from being euthanized. They only asked for a donation of any amount to take him home so we gave them $50. He's great with kids, playful, patient, and non-destructive. He's also 70 pounds of pure cry-baby. As far as his breed goes, he's a Catahoula Leopard Dog with a bunch of other stuff mixed in. My guess is there's some lab in there.  Crowley1- by Jaskography, on Flickr  crowleyxmas (1 of 1) by Jaskography, on Flickr EDIT: Not shown is my other dog Bones. She's a purebred Miniature Pinscher so she doesn't belong here. We also got her from the local shelter. She's a brat.
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Captain Foxy posted:I always thought Barky Barks was a dead ringer for a MinPin/JRT mix I knew at daycare; forehead wrinkles and ball craziness combined. Plus the coloring (though that's generic) and those massive satellite ears. He makes a hell of a lot of weird noises, (http://youtu.be/_7tTQuVnK6s) but I think it's the talkative JRT in him, constantly yakking on when he's playing  Minpin though... this is Christian "Embarrassing Bodies" Jessen's minpin:  and that's basically a scrawny Barky.
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Feb 26, 2013 01:53
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Yup, now convinced that your dog's mother was a MinPin that someone bred with a hurricane.
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My friend found a stray doggy outside her house.  Any idea what he might be? She says shiba mix, I say husky mix. I think he's around 50 pounds. I keep telling her to name him Tater. He just looks like a Tater. He's up for adoption if anyone in the central Texas/DFW area wants him.
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Feb 27, 2013 03:43
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I see husky in there too, what a beautiful dog! He's like a wolf made out of golden lab!
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Feb 27, 2013 03:52
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I say husky mutt too, that ain't no drat shiba.
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Feb 27, 2013 04:36
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That is an amazing husky mutt.
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Feb 27, 2013 05:39
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I thought shiba-husky at first, but I guess it's just shaved on the body? Super-cute anyway.
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Feb 27, 2013 10:56
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That is a beautiful dog whatever it is.. I do see the Husky in there as well.
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Feb 27, 2013 14:48
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That's a husky-dingo and none of you are going to convince me otherwise.
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Feb 27, 2013 15:06
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So it has piercing eyes, a calm disposition and it can take people's babies in the night?
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Feb 27, 2013 15:07
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 Sorry for the top-down picture, but this dog looks like a black border collie/mix, right? She definitely has the border collie stare, she will stare at everything that moves and stalk it. Her owners think she is a Flat Coated Retriever. She's a rescue so she could be anything, but Flat Coated Retriever just sounds so unlikely!
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Have you heard of flat coated retrievers before? They remind me a lot of your dog. e: reading posts is hard I'm not seeing the collie but I definitely see retriever, maybe spaniel too?
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Mar 21, 2013 23:20
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Flat coats are an uncommon breed and that dog's head is pretty heavy to be one anyway; they've got a finer muzzle. Dog looks like a lab/border collie or a pit/border collie, pit/golden retriever, border collie/golden retriever, etc.
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Mar 21, 2013 23:48
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She looks like my boyfriend's dog's clone. Who is definitely a border collie/black lab mix. eta: GIS "black lab collie mix" and you'll get tons of dogs that are drat near identical. And all cute.
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Posted in the puppy thread already, but any ideas on this mix? Mom is for sure a GSD, and someone in the puppy thread said her ears looked houndy. Lots of people have said she must have Rottweiler in her, not sure if I agree with that.  I am 100% okay with having a mystery mutt, just getting a bit curious. I get her next week so I'll have better pictures then!
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Wanna see a cool mutt? This is Mosaic. She's probably about 25 pounds. She kind of looks like a spaniel at first glance, but she has a long body, short stubby legs and merle patches. She's a shelter adoptee, and no one can really figure out what the heck she is. She's a killer high jumper - she can probably clear a good 5 feet straight up.   
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a life less posted:Wanna see a cool mutt? Her face reminds me a lot of a lh dachshund I know. Maybe doxie/bc/small extreme white thing? She's super cool looking! Lady Charlemagne posted:Posted in the puppy thread already, but any ideas on this mix? Mom is for sure a GSD, and someone in the puppy thread said her ears looked houndy. Lots of people have said she must have Rottweiler in her, not sure if I agree with that. Given she's a mutt from the south I would put money on coonhound. People think anything with tan points must be either a rottweiler or a doberman so you'll hear it endlessly. It will be a lot easier to guess what she is once she's out of the blocky potato stage and starts looking like a real dog. She's super cute, I love eyebrow dogs
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a life less posted:Wanna see a cool mutt? I wanna say maybe she has some Sheltie in there?
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Instant Jellyfish posted:Her face reminds me a lot of a lh dachshund I know. Maybe doxie/bc/small extreme white thing? She's super cool looking! Oh man, I love coonhounds. We foster some from a coonhound rescue at my work when the need arises, and they're such an awesome breed. Although you'd think that'd make my coworkers less likely to insist on the Rottweiler... a life less, that is the coolest mutt. She is adorable. Love those little legs.
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Aquatic Giraffe posted:My friend found a stray doggy outside her house. If I wasn't moving to a house which already had a dog, I would adopt him in a heartbeat. Beautiful doggie.
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