(Closed) What kind of mix?

• menobride
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: June 2011

I’m thinking german shep./chow?

ADORABLE!

• menobride
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: June 2011

By The Way, I don’t thinnk the shelters ever get it right! They are just too small to tell, I guess!

• menobride
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: June 2011

By The Way, I don’t thinnk the shelters ever get it right! They are just too small to tell, I guess!

• menobride
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: June 2011

By The Way, I don’t thinnk the shelters ever get it right! They are just too small to tell, I guess!

• hedgeknits
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: October 2010

I’d say shepherd/lab. They can take all kinds of different colorations and coat variations, and I’ve seen one that looks like your puppy before. My dog is a shepherd/ lab and he has medium-length fuzzy hair and is black and tan. He’s also kind of lanky and big-chested. My sister’s shepherd-lab, on the other hand, has the stockier build of a Labrador (really, he is all lab-shaped, except for his tail), and is sable-colored like many shepherds. So much fun to see all of the variations!

• Miss Apricot
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: May 2009

I say German Shepherd for sure.  Probably some husky, too.  Would explain the curly tail.  Possibly some lab to round out her face.  Whatever she is she sure is CUTE! 🙂

• Polichick
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: June 2011

I think German shepard and malmute.  He obviously is german shepard, and at 55 lbs I would say not husky but the larger malmute.  Its the markings around the eyes.

• corleycolorado
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: September 2011

i am thinking german shepherd and something like australian cattle dog

• Miss Emily Marie
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: September 2011

Adorable! I would say she has some German Shepherd in her based on markings and those cute ears but her snout is too short and square to be a pure German. No matter what she is, she is so pretty!

• HereComesTheSun
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: March 2010

Those feet are very labrador. As is the boxier head, muzzle, and ears.

• zippylef
• 11 years ago

I’m saying Gerrman Shepherd and either Chow or Rottweiler. Her coloring looks very Rott to me.

• caitlanc
• 11 years ago

• Wedding: September 2009

Yeah, I think I would pick German Shepherd/Lab. 

It’s really hard to say for sure though.  We knew for certain that our old farm dog was a Lab/Airedale and she looked nothing like either breed.  Same with my friend’s Rottie/Husky(?) mix.  I would have sworn he was a Shepherd/Lab mix if she hadn’t seen his pure Rottweiler mom.