The dog is adorable, but your quilt in the picture is stunning. I just love it. Did you do it, and do you have a pattern or what book did it come from? Inquiring minds want to know! :>) gloria g. in Hemingway, SC

He looks A LOT like my cockapoo. Same face.

Max is adorable!!! It really does not look like heis going to get much bigger--my Lucy's paws are about the same size--she is a terrier mix and is over a year old and is a medium size dog.
Lucy and I will be crossing our fingers and praying that you get to take Max home. Give him a squeeze from us both.

I was thinking sheepdog as well. what a cutie.

Rose

He looks like a Bichon/West Highland Terrier mix to me, just adorable.

He looks very loveable and needing a good home. I hope you get him before they kill him. He is much bigger than my toys, his weight may be from lack of proper food and exercise. He sure looks like he needs a good home. I would expect him to stay about the size he is, he looks like a miniature. I was told there is no standard size for toy and miniature breeds.

I'm so anxious to know if you got the guy...or if someone got the guy...he's just got too much love in him to waste!
Please let us know that the outcome was GOOD.

He is adorable. Looking at his paws, I don't think he will get much bigger. Who wouldn't want that cute face in their house?

We rescued a dog that looked exactly like yours, only a cream color. According to our vet, she was mostly Wheaten terrier. Look one up on a dog book and you'll see what I mean. Mostly, as her long plume-like tail definitely wasn't terrier. She was a great dog. We had her for 12 years. Our groomer would trim her body close to the body but lightly trim around her head, making her look like a little lion.

See what I mean by looking like yours. She was 35 lb full-grown. As I said, our vet believed she was primarily Wheaten terrier.