So What IS She?

Too small for Rottie x Husky, no

I don't think there are only two breeds in there, so something else or two
could have sized her down.

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How about chow/rottie.

I was noticing she is very straight in the back end. Could be..
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I'm still curious about what breeds make up my little MacKenzie. Last
thread,
it was left at a definite "not basenji." But not too many people responded.

Let's try this again. What do you guys think?
http://hometown.aol.com/dfrntdrums/kenzie.html

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My grandmother used to have a Manchester Terrier. She reminds me of that dog.
Of course, she is bigger, but she definitely is similar.

Sheila

"Leah" -OFF wrote in message
...
I'm still curious about what breeds make up my little MacKenzie. Last
thread,
it was left at a definite "not basenji." But not too many people
responded.

Let's try this again. What do you guys think?
http://hometown.aol.com/dfrntdrums/kenzie.html

She's cute...my guess is some sort of Rottie mixed with something
a bit smaller. Her tail is sort of like what I've seen on an undocked
Rottie, sort of thick & long, and sort of curved.
Her ears are sort of Rottie-ish, but too large. She's not overly
angulated, so I'd leave out GSD...and she's fairly small.
Hmmm...it's a mystery!
Shelly & The Boys

"Tara O." wrote in message
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I would guess a type of sled dog mixed with a type of Pincher(sp) whether
Min. or Doberman. I don't see any Rottie except in coloring similarity
but
they aren't the only breed that is black w/tan points.

Her ears look Rottie-ish to me, only with something a bit bigger
thrown in, and making them stick out--maybe it's the placement
on her head.
Andher eyes are quite round and spaced like a Rotts.
Hard to say. There are those dogs sometimes that are just
so many things that you can't pinpoint it.
Shelly & The Boys

Again, there is a 'great' possibility that there are more than just 2 breeds
in her make-up which would have us all guessing for ever.


EXACTLY. More likely a probability of that. Probably a mix x mix. The
assumption that it is purebred x pruebred tends to mess up lots of guesses.

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 15:26:35 +0000 (UTC),
(Melanie L Chang) wrote:

Leah -OFF) wrote:

: Let's try this again. What do you guys think?
: http://hometown.aol.com/dfrntdrums/kenzie.html

Looks like a Rott mix to me. It occurs to me that since Rotts are
usually docked, there has been no selection for any particular tail shape
in the breed and therefore I don't see any reason why a Rott couldn't
have a curled tail.

Hmm. Still looks stolen to me.

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Shelly & The Boys said in rec.pets.dogs.behavior:

I've seen a couple of advertisements in a local agriculture
newspaper for sale as started sheep/working dogs, but have
never actually seen one.

I've only seen one on TV, herding cattle. IIRC, he did better
than most of the ACDs and the single aussie -- which was why I
was watching the show, I'd never seen an aussie on cattle
before.

I've not watched any cattle trials/tests before. If we can get
the whole "finding a trainer that's not forever & a day away"
under control, then hopefully we can iron out some of the
things so we can enter our first trial later this fall (On sheep).
They are going to have cattle there, so hopefully I can watch
then. I don't know if I'd ever want to trial on cattle, my dog seems
to be just about the right height to get a swift kick in the noggin'.
Shelly & The Boys

"shelly" wrote:
Huskies can be pretty small, so i wouldn't think it would be
out of the question. everything else fits pretty well with
Rottie x Husky.

We're talking 38 pounds here, though.

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Suja wrote:
Something about the 'Caught me' picture made me think Dobie, but I can't
articulate what it is. How big is she anyway?

38 pounds.

I went from thinking rottie to thinking dobie when I noticed the point on the
top of her head. You know what I'm talking about? Dobies seem to have that
kind of sharp head-top thing happening? Also when she filled out, but was
still very streamlined-looking, thin in the hips.

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