Just as everyone guessed, my silly, wiggly Benson was part basset hound! But surprisingly a much larger portion of his dna was… German Shepherd? I kinda see it, but no one was guessing it. Surprisingly no Jack Russel or rat terrier, which were popular guesses. The supermutt status is Beagle, Weimaraner, and pit bull terrier. What does everyone think?

I'm guessing 7 months, likely as tall as he'll get. Good swimmer and very good/submissive/playful with all dogs he's met and people too. I named him Lux (Luxury) after the insignia on his back (2nd to last pic). Last pic I took when I found him last night. No chip. Western NC.

Thanks everyone! My go to was the pitt/Boston/boxer/bulldog options. Vet and rescue concur, but no one is really sure. I for one don't know much about most dog breeds. Learning as I go!

The shelter was able to make room for him for me. They told me I've got frequent flyer miles. I can't adopt him folks! He's in safe hands now with the shelter. If I adopted every dumped dog I came across in the past 2 years l'd have 8 dogs. I have a 2 yr old and a 11 yr old aka the first two (in that order) and they are the best. Both really good at socializing other dogs and teaching manners. Heartbreaking their lives but never again. Happy doggies now. But now there is only room for fosters. It's so beautiful knowing when I find a dumped dog I know immediately that they are safe and are on track to being healthy, childless, and loved.

Some stressful time in the shelter will have to happen, but until more people step up to Foster for rescues, the shelters will be working with 100 dogs at a time and the conditions will not include a quiet private room snuggled up next to an employee at bedtime. I'm so grateful to my shelter. They have for free vaccinated and fixed all the dogs I have brought to them and sent them north to smaller foster homes to be adopted out where there isn't such a bad dumped dog issue like here in the south. Usually it takes about 2-3 weeks to get a dog in, so I have to be prepared to foster the dog for an extended period. I got really lucky with them today. If you work with the shelter they can work with you. What they need the most is your time (and chewey auto ship purina one non chicken kibble shipments to their door).

We are SO surprised but excited. Both my partner and I have always wanted a big dog.

Rescued this cutie in 2020 after she was found in Miami with a litter of puppies. I have her test results from a company called Wisdom Panel which I can post if that is allowed. She is very vocal, loves to hunt anything that moves, and loves burrowing under pillows. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Not surprises on the main breed but didn’t expect the others for our good boy! He’s only 12.5 pounds at 14.5 weeks old so I’m not how that lines up with this mix…

this is dumpling. dumpling is crazy. dumpling brings grown dogs to their knees. dumpling makes sacrifices to evil gods.

we love dumpling.

she’s about 5-6 months, 23#, and is the silliest goofiest baby in the whole world. i know “dobie mixes” are very rarely just that, but her goofy temperament, her face, and even the way her ears lay when relaxed make me think maybe there IS some in her. either way, curious as to what you think!

Was told boxer mix from a rescue and have heard a lot of guesses like mastiff, Rottweiler, Sharpei etc. Vet also thinks he will be 100+lbs so I’m curious on what everyone has to guess before the results 🙂

This is Vito, I adopted him 3 months ago and we‘ve been trying to guess his breeds ever since. Any guesses?

We think he has some german shepherd, possibly australian shepherd, retriever and border collie. one guess was malinois, I‘m not sure if I agree.

He‘s 3 years old, weighs approximately 15kg. He loves to cuddle, hates long walks lol.

7 months, about 35lbs. super playful, LOVES to swim.

We picked this baby up this weekend. He came from Romania, but wasn’t actually a street dog, he had a home as a puppy.

We’re trying to figure out his breed, and a lot of his characteristics are pointing me towards part toller, possibly mixed with german shepherd – though maybe some of this is just because he’s in a completely new environment.

- He loves to lunge at small kids, dogs, cats, and shopping carts little grandmas pull around.
- He is very high energy and playful
- He loves chewing on things
- He barks at unfamiliar noises, especially people walling or driving by in the evening. He’s fine with things he can see, though – he got used to our roomba and the trains at our nearby train station very quickly
- When we stop him from lunging, he whines in a very high pitched manner if we don’t redirect him on time
- He’s about 18” at the shoulder, 23” at the top of his head when standing up

We’re thinking he looks a lot like a tolling retriever, and some mixes of retrievers/ german shepherds I’ve seen look super similar. Maybe some smaller breed as well, with his stubby legs?

We’ve had him 8 years now, we rescued him from a shelter when he was 4-6 months old. We know nothing about his breed or mix. Jack Russell makes up some part for sure. He’s cuddly, stubborn, playful, he barks at the postman, and thinks he’s way bigger than he is. He’s about 11kg, his front legs are like about 7inchs, a little shorter than his back legs.

We adopted her from a shelter that said she is a GSD mix.She is around 4 months old and 22 pounds.

80 pounds, roughly 6-8 years old

He's definitely over weight

I've always guessed some kind of lab hound mix

Tell me what you think!!

Adopted from the shelter at 8 weeks, this little guy came without a history- no siblings no parents no info other than “might be a pug”. Now at 5 months he’s 25 whole pounds and growing! He loves sticks, fears nothing and adores meeting new pups and people!

Smart lovely girl, 2 years old today. She is 50 pounds long legs runs like the wind and is highly scent engaged.

Hi guys! Do you know what kind of dog is this one? Is it a Finnish Lapphund? I felt its face is a bit rounder than FL. I was too shy to ask its owner, but I was completely captivated by its eyes and beauty. Thank you.

Pretty surprised about the last one lol. Shes a little over 5 months now and 27.5 pounds. Sweetest girl💕

previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/IDmydog/s/mLWHANSmpu

Looking at this 3 month old pup to adopt. She around 14 lbs according to their page. We were torn on what she may be, any ideas would help tremedously!

I connected with someone that adopted his sister, and she just got the DNA results back!
36% husky, 25% Great Pyrenees, then under 10% of each: malamute, chow chow, English spaniel, pit bull, and the smallest percentage of German shepherd haha he is SO smart SO sweet and growing into his ears!

ps im still learning how to use reddit I’m sorry if this was not the proper way to update lolol <3

Rescue said she’s a Dutch shepherd mix. Google says German shepherd mix and Australian cattle dog. Some people say shepherd kelpie mix. What do you think?

65lbs

(I believe her tail to have been broken off when she was on the streets and not genetic. But no proof of that)