I'd believe Lhasa Apso x Poodle.
I'm not really seeing anything unusual about his eyes? I don't know where you are located, but in most areas, vet hospitals have been deemed essential services, although they have been limiting elective surgeries and the like, and have put safety measures like techs coming to your vehicles to pick up animals, no owners in the building, and payments over the phone. So if you are concerned, then it would be a good idea to contact your vet to see if they want to see him.
Lhasa Apso have a dense, straight double coat, while Poodles have a single, crisp, curly coat. A cross of the two breeds will likely have some type of combination of the two extremes. His color and markings look typical for a Lhasa. And yes, it's not uncommon for hair to grow back a different color after an injury, but it will usually return to it's normal color after a shedding cycle or three.
I'm not really seeing anything unusual about his eyes? I don't know where you are located, but in most areas, vet hospitals have been deemed essential services, although they have been limiting elective surgeries and the like, and have put safety measures like techs coming to your vehicles to pick up animals, no owners in the building, and payments over the phone. So if you are concerned, then it would be a good idea to contact your vet to see if they want to see him.
Lhasa Apso have a dense, straight double coat, while Poodles have a single, crisp, curly coat. A cross of the two breeds will likely have some type of combination of the two extremes. His color and markings look typical for a Lhasa. And yes, it's not uncommon for hair to grow back a different color after an injury, but it will usually return to it's normal color after a shedding cycle or three.
