Sorry, I can't see the pictures.
Beagle keeps coming to my mind too, mainly due to the coloration and tail. Spaniel, maybe but I don't see as much of that in her although she does have true webbed feet as do Field Spaniels and Irish Water Spaniels.Yes I can see the pictures very cute! I have no idea what breeds might be in there, but I'm going to throw out part Beagle? Maybe part Spaniel of some kind?
Absolutely, and not to mention I stopped at almost all homes within a 5 mile radius of where I found her to see if anyone was missing a pup or recognized her at all and nothing. I have such a hard time believing that anyone would abandon such a sweet, smart and good natured little thing. However, there are far too many people who also just don't realize the work that goes into such a cute bundle of energy. She was not house broken, had obvious parasites, seems to never have been on a leash, no manners and is teething so is very mouthy. Possibly whomever originally had her may have just thrown in the towel. She is super trainable (and a real quick study) so it would seem that whomever had her didn't try or just plain didn't know how to train her.I'm assuming you put out ads, asked a the the shelters, etc. and tried to find the dog's owners.
Originally I was thinking Aussie too. We are Aussie people and if you gave her longer hair and different coloration she looks very similar to her new big brother (apart from the tail of course). She does have at least one of only 18 breeds mixed in as she has true webbed feet.Border Collie or Australian Shepherd mix possibly? Whatever she is, she's pretty.
Her ear hair and ear shape really lends credence to a shepherd of some sort and webbed feet could make her part Redbone Coonhound (which are pretty common out this way) and they tend to have long thin tails so...maybe!Hm... I could see some kind of herding breed and/or hound, too. But that tail is so thin! I'm going to go out on a limb and say there's a bit of boxer in her somewhere.