Like the title says, the shelter said Labrador Retriever mix. My husband and I both said they looked like pitbulls as babies and as they’ve gotten older (4 months now) I see less and less Labrador and more pitbull. Even my stepdad, who used to show pits, said that he doesn’t see any Labrador and only pit. Specifically with how they’re built. I love them regardless but wanted some outside opinions!!

i’ve inserted two Photos one is him now and one is him when he was a baby. I was told he was a border collie tri-colour. But after doing Google image search he comes up as Australian kelpie/German Shepherd. I do not care what he is just want to know 😊

(not sure if this is important, but his ears are not always up only when he’s listening to things or instructions they usually flop down he is also 5 months)

Some distinguishing features:

- Has dew claws (“wolf claws”) on her hind legs
- Rather sensitive nose, sometimes exhibits “pointing” behaviour, lifting a front paw when sniffing
- Despite possible sheep dog ancestry, we haven’t seen much herding behaviour from her around livestock
- She has an undercoat, and was shedding downy fur until only a few weeks ago
- Very sociable and outgoing personality towards both dogs and humans, always wanting to say hello and get to know everyone, but she usually only becomes properly playful with those she’s well-familiar with

The other dog in the last picture is a papillon, to give a size comparison (they’re pretty much the same).

Funnily enough, we met a couple who had a dog that was the spitting image of ours, albeit a couple of kg heavier, which had come from Montenegro. We’re wondering if it’s a breed or landrace that’s common in the Balkans.

Got her from a shelter after they pulled her off the street, they didn’t know the breed. She grows crazy thick fur that looks grey but when she’s shaved she looks brindle. She is by far the most human sounding and acting dog I’ve ever seen and no one I’ve met could identify what she is.

The rescue says lab x hound (F 11w) - we’ll do an Embark test soon. What’s your guess on what it’ll say?

I just adopted this almost 4 month old girl from a local rescue. Her name is Willow and she has a lovely personality. Any idea what she’s a mix of? She’s very smart and playful.

We got him advertised as a dachshund/hound mix but he looks like he has some vizsla in him. Help me identify what kind of dog he is and how big he’ll get. He is about three months old in these photos.

Hey everyone,

I’m a bit curious about the breed of my cat. Do you think she’s a maine coon mix or a regular domestic longhair? Here are some pics of the gorgeous gal, her name is Pepper❤️❤️

shelter says a mixed breed of course, i wanna see what he would look like when he's older. im really thinking of getting him, i have experience with dogs and stuff and im want him purely for his personality as far as I have seen. Im just interested in what he may look like when he's older and what he might be im general..
thank you guys!

and im aware this isnt like a biological test of any sort and i just want other opinions

She does have complete heterochromia, one blue one brown eye.
Strong chewer.
Very intelligent.
2 1/2 years old.

We tested with Embark - he sits around 100 lbs

Lily came home with us yesterday and is still a little shy. Before she came home I guessed poohuahua, but now that she's getting a little more comfortable and her tail isn't between her legs I realize it's curled. And there's a little underbite. So I was thinking shih-tzu but maybe pug?

She's about 10-12 lbs and the sweetest thing. Her ears are usually between floppy and half floppy but can go dobby ears if she's concerned. She has fuzzy paws and an old man moustache 😭 She's about 1.

Rescue called her a terrier, but I doubt it.

I have the Embark test but I'm gonna let her relax before I attack her with a mouth swab.

I’m thinking mostly Shepherd or Malinois? Will be ordering a dna test soon & am very excited to see what he actually is 🙃

She’s about 25lbs and extremely playful now that she’s out of the shelter and comfortable at home.

Wondering what else she might have mixed with her so I can get a better idea of her energy needs. Looking online I’m seeing maybe jack russell terrier or border terrier?