ForkinGreat
Knows his Brassica oleracea
Mostly a Kelpie?
I know they love to chew sticks and woody stuff, but it's not the best for them
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I know they love to chew sticks and woody stuff, but it's not the best for them
Jpez
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Definitely some kelpie. Some staffie probably English and the rest no idea. She is definitely very smart so Im guessing that’s the kelpie in her.
She does chew sticks but it usually gets left in a pile. It’s all spat back out as far as I can tell but good to know.
Flow-Rider
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Those are rottweiler or dobermann markings and colours on its face, I'd say it's more AMstaff than anything.
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Jpez
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No idea really but going off what the shelter thinks she is, this photo of a kelpie puppy and she’s actually a pretty small dog. I don’t see and Doberman or Rotweiler in her IRL but no idea really.
Jpez
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Possibly. Your mutt looks a lot bigger than ours. We were actually looking a whitish staffie x at first but didn’t get that one.
Chriso_29er
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Very similar story to our little rescue, who has just recently turned 6. We got her at 10 weeks, shelter said she was a lab/kelpie mix. We did a DNA test and turned out she had no kelpie at all lol.
Is half lab, then qtr A staff, English Staff then Mastif and some obscure mountain dog for the rest.
Is half lab, then qtr A staff, English Staff then Mastif and some obscure mountain dog for the rest.
Jpez
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It’s gotta be pretty hard at a shelter trying to determine a dogs breed when most pups look the same. We just googled Staffie/kelpie x and it was a spot on match for ours but who knows. Was the dna test costly?
Flow-Rider
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Those shelters usually say anything, my neighbours thought they were getting a German shepherd, but it ended up being a Dachshund cross.
You'll see what it is when it gets older, most puppies all look similar.
The facial and feet colours remind me of Doberman or Rottweiler but the body and head shape is different.
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Chriso_29er
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Haakon
has an accommodating arse
Looks like we have another pup coming at some point... We have Sam the 14yo mini foxie cross (and possibly King Charles spaniel...?), and Issa the 8yo Italian Greyhound/Mii foxie cross. They are good for each other, but dont play so much.
But through a friend in Canberra there is an 11yo mini foxie whose elderly owner may not be there for her much longer... And the family doesn't want to deal with the dog and was intending to put it down... So Kirsty put her hand up for her. Guess we will be a three dog family at some point!
But through a friend in Canberra there is an 11yo mini foxie whose elderly owner may not be there for her much longer... And the family doesn't want to deal with the dog and was intending to put it down... So Kirsty put her hand up for her. Guess we will be a three dog family at some point!
binner
Hath shat hymself
happy pup.....look after her..looks like she could keep up on the local trails too!!!
binner
Hath shat hymself
happy .....happy....joy.....joy
happy......happy....joy......
Jpez
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Absolutely! She’s the sweetest most gentle dog.
plan is to get her on some trails!
