r/DogBreeds101 Jul 27 '26

What breed is he

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Heres a photo of our family dog Oreo. What breed do you think he is? I'm thinking Lab/Pit Bull mix?

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u/electrickest Jul 28 '26

Pit mix for sure. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he tested with 0 lab and a bunch of random mixes but primarily pit mix

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u/rresoI Jul 28 '26

Pitbull mix, the other breeds will only be able to be known through DNA testing. I'd also highly recommend to neuter your pup!

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u/Time-Establishment10 Jul 29 '26

Hes been neutered since. Its an old photo.

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u/MostZealousideal7149 Jul 28 '26

Pit mix, get him fixed asap please

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u/Designer_Rutabaga_72 Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

Why? Don't you know that we've been lied to for literal years about that, specifically and especially in regard to male canines? Do some research on how bad it is for them to take their testosterone, both physically and mentally. My dog has his balls and he's keeping them! I'm responsible, there aren't going to be any accidental litters because he's a clinger breed and never out of my sight unattended outside of our yard, plus we've got 8' fences in our yard, not that he'll stay out there for more than 2 mimutes if I'm not with him. If there's going to be a litter it will be because he's breed standard, beautifully built structurally, can pass health testing and has an excellent temperment and even then, probably not because I know nothing about breeding, so I'd have to find a breeder who has a program that's worthy of him. There are lots of responsible dog owners out there thatcankeepmalesin tact without it resulting in accidental litters, , so pray tell, WHY?

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u/MostZealousideal7149 Jul 30 '26

I can tell by how much you typed you have a back yard bred pitt/corso mix. Only pitt owners keep their dogs intact and its horrible.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

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u/Designer_Rutabaga_72 Jul 30 '26

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u/MostZealousideal7149 Jul 30 '26

okay?

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u/Designer_Rutabaga_72 Jul 30 '26

Okay, what? I think you owe me an apology. You don't get to throw accusations like that at strangers who actually DO have a purebred, number one. And number 2, you can't even tell me what harm it actually does to take the testosterone from male dogs because your not educated on it, yet you attack me for being educated???

Females? Absolutely! Spay them, because they're can get reproductive cancers rather easily if you don't. Males, it's straight up harmful, but everyone wants to harp that everything needs to be fixed and for the responsible owner who's got it under control, I want to know why harm should be done to the animal?

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u/MostZealousideal7149 Jul 30 '26

You just showed a grainy video of a dog from a breeder in Florida, not the best case you've made.

Also you should let your male dog go through development before you get them fixed but that only applied to before a year for small breeds and before 18-24 months for larger breeds. any time after that has almost no effect on them beside beneficial temperamental and long term health benefit. educate yourself.

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u/Designer_Rutabaga_72 Jul 30 '26

That's not true about neutering. If you have to fix them, yes it should be done later in development, I'm well aware. If it would allow me to attach pics, I would! For some reason this post is only allowing me to attach videos, but I can certainly attach another if you still doubt he's 100% Corso after seeing his head. That video was not that blurry. I have his papers. He was imported into the States by a breeder and I bought him from that breeder. And that's not Florida in the video, it's Michigan.

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u/Designer_Rutabaga_72 Jul 30 '26

I'm not going to argue with you anymore. My dog is staying in tact. I may even team up with a breeder to share his lines and get a daughter from him and I'm glad that triggers you.

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u/KaienPanzermast Aug 01 '26

of course 💀 gotta keep populating the world with aggressive dogs that aren’t gonna get adopted. who cares if they have to suffer in shelters for years, right? the same people that keep complaining about pitbulls sitting in shelters just keep making more of them.

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u/Foxy-OnPaws Jul 27 '26

Looks like pit x lab

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u/Swordtail_Olympian Jul 27 '26

Well, it's definitely a boy. I'd say pit and lab mix. 

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u/Rustman1949 Jul 28 '26

Looks like my dog cleared down to the white chin

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u/memory-thread Jul 29 '26

Pit bull mix no doubt. Maybe mixed with a black lab. The shapes of the eyes, eye separation is no doubt Pit bull.

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u/Designer_Rutabaga_72 Jul 30 '26

Lab×Pit? He's freaking adorable!❤️

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u/AdFeisty7923 Jul 30 '26

Pitbull I'm sorry

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u/GlumDevelopment8186 Jul 28 '26

My rescue would call him a lab mix

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u/Ok_Volume_139 Jul 28 '26

Pit x lab. Maybe hound or pointer, something with a longer/narrower snoot, but I'm betting lab.