They're both adorable! I have to get after my DH. When it comes to fur babies he gets his hand signals crossed. He mixes up the come hither signal with the go away signal. LOL!

I agree with jrhboxers could be your guardian angle seems like he came out nowhere both beautiful dogs good lucki hope you keep him if the owener isent found I have a feeling you won't regret it keep

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here are some nice pics of red/white BC and pembroke welsh corgis.... both breeds are bobtails and the BC's red can vary in shades of reds.

Tricia

I say keep him for a few days, but maybe Animal Control should know you have him. The reason I say keep him is that there are many diseases that a dog in a shelter can catch and he will be healthier with you. Maybe you can put his picture up in the neighborhood.

Update: DH called shelters and no one is looking for him. The only posters up in the next neighbood is notification that 2 different lost dogs were found. So at this point he is with us unless we hear back from shelters. Vet states people are now dumping unwanted animals in certain neighborhoods known to have dogs especially if people move and can not bring their pet. Very sad.

I have a lovely Golden Retriever that someone dumped. Molly is as sweet as can be and well trained. When she found us 2 years ago, she was a mere 50 lbs and heartworm positive. She's a healthy 75 lbs now, all 4 of my dogs get along very well.
Sharon

I think he looks like an Australian Shepherd cross. Border Collies & Australian Shepherds are some of the smartest dogs around. Loyal too. They need lots of exercise which looks like he can get at your place. Having someone to play with is a big plus. Just a few weeks down the road you'll be glad you rescued him. He'll make a wonderful addition you your family. I have two Aussies & one lab. Two are rescues.

Border Collies DO NOT have docked tails! The two top pictures above are of a Red Tri & a Red Merle Australian Shepherds. At first glance I thought someone had posted a picture of my Red Tri Aussie. I also have a Miniature Black Merle. Here is a picture of my Red Tri Australian Shepherd.

sorry i meant to say Aussies..... the brain was a bit mushy after learning to can tomato sauce all day yesterday.

Tricia

Hey, that's okay-we all have our mushy mornings. Hope your tomato sauce turned out good. I tried to make some canned tomatoes a few years ago, but try growing good tomatoes here in North Florida is the pits. they can grow lots of tomatoes here but they have no flavor, and what good is a tomato if it doesn't taste good.

Those are cute fur babies....I would put an add in the newspaper and if no one claims...Keep him....That is how I got one of the four I have....He thinks you are great or he would not have followed you home...

try to find out is he had a micro-chip, check with a local shelter to see if they can read him - when I adopted my dog from the shelter, they automatically are chipped.

beautiful dogs I would have to name the last two either half pints or short cakes first thing that came to mind when I scrolled down and saw the pic.

What a lucky dog - looks like he has found his new "forever home"?

Border collie/Australian Shepherd all the way. I currently have a BC/Lab and have had a ACD/Aussie. In the first case, the mix produced a lovely, calm though playful dog. The ACD/aussie was not calm.

Yes, BCs come in solid red. There's one that lives behind me.

I hope you are able to keep him.

Does he have a name, yet? :-) I LOVE stories like this!

I adopted the two minpins in my avatar, Max and Zena, from a kill shelter two years ago. The staff had managed to keep them for 2 months, but their time was running out. They are an elderly pair who have always been together and when I heard their story I had to bring them home. They're both curled up with me as I type.