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Old 04-15-2011, 03:36 PM
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Will take a pic of cupcake who he looks most like but she has been put all week and is a mess. Rocco who is my current avatar is much more like a lamb than is cupcake. Hers is kinda long a silky. His is thick and tightly curled.
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Will take a pic of cupcake who he looks most like but she has been put all week and is a mess. Rocco who is my current avatar is much more like a lamb than is cupcake. Hers is kinda long a silky. His is thick and tightly curled.
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Will take a pic of cupcake who he looks most like but she has been put all week and is a mess. Rocco who is my current avatar is much more like a lamb than is cupcake. Hers is kinda long a silky. His is thick and tightly curled.
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Old 04-15-2011, 03:49 PM
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Little terrier mix of some sort. Maybe some poodle thrown in. I bet he is close to a yr old...probably fixed already. If he belonged to someone, he could have a chip in his ear and any vet will check that at no charge.
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Old 04-15-2011, 04:08 PM
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He probably has terrier in him, most important he looks very cute and needs a good home that will get him vet care and find a good groomer to fix him up. Needs to be neutered when he is old enough. Most breeders will dock the tails shortly after birth. I doubt he was born that way. He was probably dumped. I got a pure bred Poodle years ago that had been dumped, I gave him a good home, vet care, and regular grooming for 9 years, health problems that could not be fixed took him. Much more grateful and loyal than the Poodles I bought. His name was Charlie.
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Old 04-15-2011, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Leota
From your description....sounds like an Australian Sheep Dog

From the picture... general Heinz mixture
My MIL used to call these "sooners". Don't know what it meant, but that's what she called 'em!
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Old 04-15-2011, 04:34 PM
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Oh he's soooo cute! If I lived closer I'd take him if you can't find the owner.
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oh he looks adorable. usually with his looks, he's called a Mut. so very cute!!
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From your description, he sounds like a poodle, as for the boy parts,he has probably been neutered.
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Old 04-15-2011, 05:24 PM
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The tails of some breeds are docked while they are very young.
Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
are dogs born with a stump for a tail? He was NEVER groomed - he had matted hair - found 2 ticks, etc. Maybe a poodle/terrier/schnauzer+============a pooscherrier??
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