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What kind of dogs is this?

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    JohnnyStones
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    irishguy wrote: »
    Can anyone tell me what kind of dog this is?

    http://www.uploading.com/files/F0440RV2/CIMG1186.jpg.html


    A mutt?

    just like that link:)


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    tallus
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    It's a "connection reset" dog


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    BeauZak
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    Wheaten I would say

    Looks like he / she is chained and in an odd place. Is the dog ok? Maybe it is just the photo but I can't see a bed or water all I can see is the lovely dog on a chain

    Here is the photo again
    http://f54.uploading.com/0feb146506385de0e1769ecefd556a6b/47253aaa/1/23/617/CIMG1186.jpg


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    peasant
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    Could be anything really ...

    Depending on size it could be

    some sort of Tibetan Terrier mix

    Wheaten Terrier / mix

    Labradoodle or any other "oodle" mix

    or even something like this

    Berger_de_Russie_Meridional.jpg

    whatever it is ...it looks like wants and needs out of there


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    corkimp
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    kinda looks like my families mutts - the grromer we use thinks they are bearded collie crosses - thats what he kinda looks like - hope it helps


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    irishguy
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    corkimp wrote: »
    kinda looks like my families mutts - the grromer we use thinks they are bearded collie crosses - thats what he kinda looks like - hope it helps

    Thats what i was thinking alright, i must keep an eye out for one like it, my girlfriend is mad to get one. Thanks.

    btw the dog in the pic is fine and well looked after, the pic was taken at a bad angle.


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    peasant
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    The bearded collie mix gets banded about quite a lot for anything remotely shaggy.

    I'm not so sure it is one though. Beardies have long, straight hair. It may clump, but it never curls. Even when shorn and growing back, the hair is always straight, not curly. At least with ours it's that way.

    Dunno, if a mix with something else would introduce curls

    bearded_collie.jpg

    BTW ..there always were traditional, non-breed working sheepdogs around that were shaggy / curly. Not every mix must necessarily be of two pedigrees


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    blah
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    This is the pic

    1798359773_04d2be42ac.jpg

    Best thing to do is upload it to flickr or photobucket and then embed it in your post using the IMG tags :)


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    what2choose?
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    In my opinion this is still a very young dog. I would hazard a guess that it is either an Old English Sheepdog, or a mixture of an old english sheepdog and a poodle (on account of the coat colour (pale) and tail, possibly). It is hard to tell exactly because I cant see a full picture to see if it has colour patches.

    ~But it has not been groomed recently, and it is chained up:(. I really hope its being loved and cared-for.

    I found a pic on google of a pure-bred OESD that looks very like that dog, apart from the colouring.
    http://www.brucevanpatter.com/bvp_images/dog_breeds/old-english-sheepdog.jpg

    or this Old English Sheepdog
    http://www.rawmeatybones.com/readers_pics/happy_bone_eating_mick.jpg


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