Looks like a high-content GSD mix to me. Very interesting coloration!
Rescued from the wild. What might its breeding be?
What do you think this dog's breed is? She is a drop-off that lived in the wild for about a month before I was able to catch her and make her mine. I have only had her for a week. I took her to the vet for shots and to schedule a spay appointment, and she weighs 60 pounds
I am just curious, it does not really matter what she is. Just want to understand what breed instincts or health needs might be prevalent in her that I need to watch for.
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I am just curious, it does not really matter what she is. Just want to understand what breed instincts or health needs might be prevalent in her that I need to watch for.
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Will do. I had not thought of Blackmouth cur. I love BMCs I had one for a few years. He was an old farm dog that lost his home due to a bitter divorce of his parents that both moved into apartments and could not keep him. They asked me to let him live out his remaining years on my farm, and I was glad to have him. That dog was beyond smart. I never had to say a word to him. He understood what I wanted from sensing my emotions and just did it. When his owner dropped him off, he was shaking nervous and I thought he was afraid of me, but actually, he was feeling the distress of his owner. As soon as they drove away, he stopped shaking and was fine. I told his owner to bring his blanket, which I put inside a dog house on my front deck. He lived here for the rest of his life and never once tried to leave. He never had to be chained or penned up. He just knew this was his home somehow. His name was Puppy. I wish we could have had him his whole life, but he was old by the time we got him, so we just had a short time with him. Here is a picture of him with my son.
Yeah, I think so too. The DNA test will reveal all, but until then it is fun to guess. When I first started seeing her on my trail cameras, I thought she was some sort of Malinois because of her more red coloring and shepherd look. But they say Malinois are super hyper and she is not. She is actually calmer than most one-year-old breeds.
Here is a picture captured on one of my trail cameras by a wildlife feeder. She was surviving off of eating the rabbits that come to my feeders.
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