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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Toronto, Ontario
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The pictures are difficult to see, but he seems to have the same kind of fluffy fur that my neighbours 1+ y/o GSD/Rottie mix has.
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Wisconsin
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I just don't see any GSD in that face. GSDs have very distinct eyes that they tend to pass to their mixes but I can't tell for sure.
Doesn't look like those ears will stand...usually you have at least some part of the ear standing by 4 months old, unless you know its pure and the lines are known for soft ears. How big is he at 4 months? Weight/height wise?
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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1/2 GSD 1/2 Bernese looks right..your dog looks EXACTLY like mine did as a pup, and he is for certain 1/2 GSD and 1/2 Berner...(I knew his parents).
People always think my dog is half rottie b/c of the eyebrows (and other features), but he is not. My dog's ears do not stand up like a Shepherd's at all, but they do have a bit more 'lift' to them than being totally floppy. Also, my dog has one ear that stands up much more than the other, which is adorable. You are lucky. This is the best mix I could ever imagine, and yours will be a great dog. Watch out for grain allergies, however. |
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