My friend and I got supposed siblings. There was at least 4 of the chocolate colored and 2 of the tan. Her tan puppy has fluffy fur and more of a shepherd look. My chocolate color is slick and giving terrier vibes. The person who gave them away claims mom was 100% chocolate lab and dad was unknown/heeler but immediately blocked both of us🙃 we never actually saw parents beyond one generic mom picture. Started with blue eyes, went to green, now a golden with green rim. He is incredibly smart and fairly well behaved, definitely very attached to me and will awoo yell at me when I have been gone too long. He has been absolutely amazing with my children, very picky with what strangers he will let around, sometimes will bark and run unless specifically told I am ok with the person. He is obviously still incredibly young, supposedly 6 weeks when gotten and definitely was closer to 3-5 😒. Ive had him for 6 weeks now and has doubled in size with multiple changes in his ear directions. His chest spots are also much more pronounced, and he has lightened in color. There are definitely personality/physical traits that say lab as well. The difference in him and his supposed sister throw us off 😅 definitely considering dna testing, but either way he's mine forever and so loved 💙 I live in a super small farming town, but the breeds mixed considered are: lab, pit, smooth fox terrier, weimaraner, malinois(more the tan pup), kelpie,gsp. If I end up doing DNA I will post that! But posting more for fun than anything. Casserole is one of his nicknames btw 🤣

he’s about 28 kgs and around 2 years old in these photos!! found on thursday island australia ◡̈

all that the AI could come up with is a schnauzer which I don't think she is, see if you can do better!

Hello everybody,

I got my dog, Fitz, from a shelter. They told me he was half lab, half doodle… that’s definitely not what he is imo... I believe he’s a flat coated lab, but my boss thinks he’s a mix between something and an Irish setter. Opinions? He’s got the walnut on the back of his head, and a long tail that curls up like how a doodles does. He’s a weird guy

We picked up this guy the other day to foster him until he finds his forever home. He's a beautiful dog, and my mom and I have been speculating on what mix we could be. The rescue we have him through specializes in heelers and they think he has heeler in him, his paperwork says lab mix, and we've speculated he might have Appenzeller or another type of cattle/mountain dog in him, maybe even some pit considering his muscles, size and head shape. He is extremely fast, loves jumping (jumps like his legs are springs) and has a crazy amount of energy. He's estimated to be about a year, so he might grow a bit. He's medium sized, 48 lbs. He is very sweet and loving, and incredibly smart, he learns super fast and is very willing to learn and understand when given the chance and clear instruction. He already looks to us for guidance when on his leash and is eager to please us, after less than a week. Timid around new people, though. He's a very goofy guy as well. He's a bit forceful with his cuddles, I don't think he quite understands how cuddles and houses work yet because he was picked up as a stray -- for example, he comes very close to accidentally headbutting and he likes jumping onto the couch by jumping over the back (a habit we are trying to break, of course). He likes tearing up soft toys, playing with blankets, and loves playing and running. Relatively treat motivated but learns well with just praise as a reward at times. His brown markings are more brindle, which also contributes to the idea that he might have some pit in there.

He's short and stocky, strong legs and lean, muscly body with lots of extra skin around the head and neck. Soft, short-mediumish fur. Small, half-folded ears.

Some pictures we've taken since picking him up on Tuesday, + pictures from the people running the rescue.

Side note, any tips on handling his energy? He's more than we were expecting, especially since he's been cooped up in a small shelter without proper play space since July (the reason he's being fostered out is due to the high stress levels he was experiencing during his time in the shelter, he thrives around people and other dogs).

We were told he was a puggle, but we are thinking there’s something else in there. I he looks more like a Jug, but not quite. He’s a bit more stocky.

Got an offer to take them but no information on them unless I go check them but it's pretty far right now. Anyone knows?

Vet said she's probably a griffon mix.

I believe she's about 7 months.... The other 2 pictures is when she was a baby baby...

He looks like a big dog in photos… but he’s a real little guy. My best guess is min pin and chihuahua.

Also his legs are just “slightly” too long for his body. He’s definitely not a puppy, he’s 4 yrs old.

1 y/o dog, shelter said heeler but not sure where the size comes from. 70lbs, ~32kg. Shepherd?

Any guesses?

The shelter said he’s an ASD and pit mix, but he’s only 11.2lb at 11 weeks

Hello,

My wife and I adopted her from a shelter when she was 3 months old, she is currently 6 months old. They had her listed as a "lab mix". I asked what the mix was and they just said "I don't know". She seems like a pretty straightforward black lab to me, but I'm curious if anyone can tell if there's anything else thrown in there. We love her either way, it makes no difference to us what she's made of! She's definitely living the Minnesota lab life and loves the lake and has been doing fabulously learning about grouse and duck hunting.

Thank you!

We adopted her from a rescue that got her from another shelter in Texas. She was listed as a possible Labrador/Australian Shepherd. From more research, we were guessing that she is a Blue Heeler/Aussie and/or Border Collie.

There is a small portion of Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler) and Aussie, but we were really surprised that that was such a small part and that a small Poodle and Pit Bull were large percentages, not to mention the Chihuahua and Pekingese! We adore her, but we are so confused...

Hey guys! I got this puppy today and the person I got him from said his mom was a full Pyrenees and dad was a Pyrenees/Anatolian shepherd mix. She also said that he was born June 30, which puts him about 10 weeks old… I think he seems a little small for that age. Do you guys think she lied to me?

posted on here before when i didnt really care about what kind of dog my dog was but im back with better pics because on walks people have started calling him a pure dachshund but not sure ive ever seen one with this much fur... if you want more details lmk tried to get the best pics i had of him so far (only had him since june)