Sorry...no guess as to breed, except that he's a cute one.
To make life easier, I would license him as a hound mix and have that put on your vet records.
This is what makes BSL so frightening, in my opinion. Where does it stop?
Most everyone "in the know" thinks my new dog is a boxer mix. However, others with less information tend to think she has pit in her. WE don't care. But I know that I'm going to have to be extra-vigilant because if anything ever did happen with her, I know that she'd be labeled a "pit bull-type dog" and she wouldn't get the same type of leniency as, say, a poodle or golden retriever. Not to mention that it would be just another piece of bad press against actual APBTs.
I'm hoping to use my dog as a springboard to educate people about BSL, if they're willing to listen.
To make life easier, I would license him as a hound mix and have that put on your vet records.
This is what makes BSL so frightening, in my opinion. Where does it stop?
Most everyone "in the know" thinks my new dog is a boxer mix. However, others with less information tend to think she has pit in her. WE don't care. But I know that I'm going to have to be extra-vigilant because if anything ever did happen with her, I know that she'd be labeled a "pit bull-type dog" and she wouldn't get the same type of leniency as, say, a poodle or golden retriever. Not to mention that it would be just another piece of bad press against actual APBTs.
I'm hoping to use my dog as a springboard to educate people about BSL, if they're willing to listen.
