Can You Identify Dog Breeds?
04-16-2011, 01:41 PM
#101
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I know my dog breeds this fellow definately has poodle in him, he has obviously adopted you so give him lots of love and he will return it tenfold.
Anyone on this planet who has not known the love of an animal has missed so much in life.
Anyone on this planet who has not known the love of an animal has missed so much in life.
04-16-2011, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by lilithcat
He looks EXACTLY like my "schnoodle" just brown instead of black. He sounds like a great dog!
04-16-2011, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by dogsgod
Originally Posted by dogsgod
Originally Posted by dogsgod
could be young, neutered or cryptorchid (testicles never dropped), just guessing but sounds like a poorly groomed poodle or poodle mix.
04-16-2011, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by dogsgod
Originally Posted by dogsgod
Originally Posted by dogsgod
could be young, neutered or cryptorchid (testicles never dropped), just guessing but sounds like a poorly groomed poodle or poodle mix.
04-17-2011, 12:36 AM
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I bred Toy Poodles for 26 years. He is def part poodle.
>>he said "JACK" could be around a year old....I really don't think so, his bones are ever so frail>vet said his tail looks to be shortened, not inherited. >his testicles are SUPPOSE to be dropped - for the life of me, I cannot see them!! After grooming I will TRY to take a pic of that part - see what you all think.
>>he said "JACK" could be around a year old....I really don't think so, his bones are ever so frail>vet said his tail looks to be shortened, not inherited. >his testicles are SUPPOSE to be dropped - for the life of me, I cannot see them!! After grooming I will TRY to take a pic of that part - see what you all think.
04-17-2011, 03:22 AM
#110
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Originally Posted by wvhill22
he's a cutie
For those of you that are in the "dog rescue business" (and I mean that as in provide a foster home until they can be adopted), how do you like doing that?
We have considered providing a rescue home for unwanted collies. We live in the country on many acres, and would have room for some to roam.
This is off topic, I know...no intention is meant to "steal" any thunder from the one who started this thread.
Very, very cute dog, btw.
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