Name the mutt 1

[wolfsoul]

greyhound / collie?

[tikeyas_mom]

Originally posted by Cincy'sMom
greyhound/boxer?

YUP!!!!

[Cincy'sMom]

Okay, just remember..this is what petfinder says....

[tikeyas_mom]

lab/pit??

[wolfsoul]

lab/dalmatian?

[Cincy'sMom]

Lab is right.

[tikeyas_mom]

lab/spaniel?

[Foam]

Lab/Pointer
Lab/Dane
Lab/Golden
Lab/Mutt? =P

[Cincy'sMom]

Not yet...

think small

[cloverfdx]

lab/jack russell terrier

[Cincy'sMom]

no, sorry

[lovemyshiba]

I'm dying to hear the answer--it looks just like Riley and we've been trying to figure him out for a while

[Cincy'sMom]

I choose the picture because it looked a little like Sadie (but no it is not dalmation ) I'm not sure I buy what they say the mix is, although they way it is sitting does make it look like a long dog.
(subtle hint)

Riley's face reminds me so much of Sadie. He has a lot of similar expressions. All your dogs are beautiful, but Riley is really the one I just am in love with What can I say, I am biased for the big black doggies.

[Kfamr]

Lab/ Dashund? I probably spelt that wrong.

[Cincy'sMom]

Originally posted by Kfamr
Lab/ Dashund? I probably spelt that wrong.

You got it ( or at least that is what they claim!)



Hopper
Dog
Labrador Retriever,Dachshund Mix

Size: Medium
Age: Baby
Sex: Male
I.D:

Notes: Update 9-12-03: Hopper is growing into a gorgeous boy & we are sure he is a black lab mix now! He has the longer ears & nose like a doxie, and the white chest markings like a border collie, but the rest looks lab!!!!! Not sure what mix this boy is. He came to us as a Border collie/doxie mix, but as he grows, we wonder if there's not some black lab in there somewhere - although he does appear that he won't get too large. Whatever he is, he's a very energetic, playful little pup that needs a family to grow up with who will show him the ropes. He's now 13 weeks old. He is almost crate trained and still working on the housebreaking but is doing well. He gets along great with the other dogs, but will also entertain himself all day with a stick or a large weed if need be. He's quite a bit of fun. He is not recommended to a family with real small children (1-4) due to his "puppy nature" and the fact that he mouths when playing & those little sharp puppy teeth can hurt a little one.