[joeciac]

I have a mini pincher who tends to be a bit edgy and mean....my favorite breed has to be a toy poodle which my fiancee has she is the most lovable snuggley dog i have ever encountered.

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Also a quick question is it worth it to get the Dog health insurance?

[Inga]

Can't say I see Rottie in this pup at all. It is a very sweet looking puppy though very very cute. Hair is something you can deal with. Short coated breeds shed as well. You just get the vacuum out a bit more often. LOL My Rotties coats are not as long as those posted. I have not seen any quite as long as the one, but OC is right, especially with poor breeding some Rotts have slightly longer coats. They all have more coat then a boxer. They would be considered short coat, not smooth coat. They do shed their share as well, but I have a cat as well so it is just a fact of life that I have to vacuum every day. LOL

[keenaco02]

ya they do lol

[mrssqueek]

I would say LAB! The butt tells me that. Shepard has longer hair then that.

[ninja]

hi im from florida just join u guys. i have puppie but dont know his breed can sombody help me out wat breed he is pls!!

[brie'anna]

I say jack russel terrier... or some type of terrier

I found information on how to determine a dog's breed...


How to Determine a Dog's Breed

Step1
Look carefully at the size of the dog first to begin to eliminate specific breeds. Determine the dog's color and hair length; this characteristic will be broken into either long hair or short haired.
Step2
Determine the overall energy level of the dog whether it is playful or fairly sedentary. Observe whether the dog is friendly or aggressive to strangers. Also, notice how the dog reacts to other animals, especially other dogs. This behavior could help identify breed as well.
Step3
Figure out the dog's build. Decide if it is muscular, small, medium or very small. Then feel the coat of hair on the dog, and list if the fur is wavy, straight, silky or sparse. Write down your assessments of the dog.
Step4
Pay special attention to the color combination of your dog. Most dogs are colored with a mix of white, black, tan, brown and sometimes red. Next, study the dog's head to determine if it is round, flat or square; also pay special attention to the dog's snout and whether it is long or short.
Step5
Note whether the dog is very vocal or fairly silent. Many dog breeds have specific vocal cues. You can also look at the dog's tail as another indicator.
Step6
Write down as many observations about your dog's appearance as possible and get a book or web reference on dog breeds. Use your observations to single out breed possibilities to help determine the specific breed. Be aware that your dog could be a mixture of different breeds.

Here's the website for more information!!

http://www.ehow.com/how_2098578_dete...paign=yssp_art

[Toby4Life]

Definitely a terrier; I'd guess a rat terrier.