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Well she is 55 lbs now... We have also been told her weight/height has been stunted due to her having parvovirus at 7 weeks (a pretty penny on our bank account 10 days after adopting her) ummm let me see some standing pics....
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I would guess she is mixed with something-especially after seeing her tail. I dont see malamute though...cute regardless
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Actually the tail would be considered a "gay tail" and happens even in purebred GSD's. I don't see Malamute at all though those pictures do make me see more GSD so hard to say.
Also, I highly doubt she's stunted regardless of the parvo. Even for a purebred female GSD, 55lb is acceptable. I've also never seen a dog stunted from parvo or any proof that it does. She also still looks very puppy (I don't think you stated how old she is now) and will more than likely grow some more.
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I have never seen a GSD with that kind of coloring and eyes... So I would guess she is a mix,but she is super duper cute. Also now that I just saw other pix her tail doesn't look GSD like, and her fur you said its soft, its not suppose to be sof. There is a genetic test you can buy they run like $80..
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: CA
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You should definately go for it, you will have her 10+ years you gotta know what breed she is, not only it will end the guessing game it will also let you know the possible diseases the dog might have, you would know what to look for, I would do it..
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She also just doesn't have the temperament I've seen with other GSDs. She's just very different!
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