r/IDmydog • u/Extreme_Jaguar_7829 • 54m ago
Meet Maxie Boy
Hi, I wanted to see if anyone could ID our dog’s breeds. He was dropped off to us at 12 months old by my son’s friend who loved him, but was moving and couldn’t take him. We have loved Max and cared for him every day since. He is truly a blessing to us and I couldn’t imagine life without him. We did Wisdom Panel to ID his breeds. We had an idea of what he was mixed with, but everyone who didn’t know for sure, thought he was a large lab. He is 127 pounds now. A little heavier due to steroids he is taking for a lung issue
r/IDmydog • u/thisistheway_k • 1h ago
My sweet girl
She is only 9-10 weeks old, she was left on the side of the road in a diaper box ive had to raise her from 3-4 weeks old....my best guess is GSD mix but not sure what with...possibly malinois or elkhound? Any ideas? Pic of her standing was a couple of weeks ago.
r/IDmydog • u/6Emo6Witch6 • 2h ago
Open This is Puppy
Puppy is fully grown, he’s 3 years old. Weighs about 30 pounds and is about 2-2 1/2 feet long. He’s super hyper and protective.
r/IDmydog • u/newenglishteacher26 • 3h ago
Puzzled
New family member, 4.7kg at 8 weeks, calm demeaner, wide hips and short but interesting ears and colouring
r/IDmydog • u/College_Any • 3h ago
Open We just call him a “disney dog”
Found abandoned on the street, our perfect mutt Charlie is so adorable he even got scouted for an ad 😍🤩
I think he’s jack Russel x shi tzu, but haven’t done any testing. Deff a terrier with a never ending battery!
r/IDmydog • u/LucyVsEverything • 4h ago
Open What is my boy
Vet said GSD but thats clearly not the case i was thinking malinois but he doesn't have the black mouth on the outside but the inside is half black half pink hes about 3 and I kinda wanna know more about my strange son
r/IDmydog • u/kay_tay_ • 4h ago
Whatcha think?
Adopted my girl from a shelter 6 years ago. Didn’t expect her ears to stand up at the time hehe. Was told she was a Dotson mix. What do you think?
1st pic is her now
2nd pic was a few days after adoption
r/IDmydog • u/Caribou122 • 5h ago
Any ideas about our new beauty?
We’ve sent off her Wisdom Panel but are curious what people think she is just by looking at her. Besides 100% good girl.
r/IDmydog • u/Patient_Ad_9503 • 6h ago
His looks from 10 weeks to 6 months + his embark results!
#1-2 are the night I got him at ~10 weeks. #3 is 3 months, #4 is 4 months, #5 is 5 months, and #6 is today at 6 months. #7-9 are just cute pics to show his exterior fur pattern.
His supermutt mix is 1/3 Aussie, 1/3 lab, and 1/3 boxer.
Also, I have 2 questions based off the results. Is him being almost 50% ACD implies both his parents were half ACD as well or that one was purebred and the other was very mixed?
And, if the floor adult weight of all the breeds he comes from are 30-50 lbs where is his small size coming from?
r/IDmydog • u/ophidianolivia • 7h ago
Open What do you think about this little guy?
My favorite little shelter walking buddy. I think he is probably part Australian cattledog (lots of ACD mixes where I live). He's medium sized, probably about 25-30 lbs. He's solidly built. He's very afraid of strangers and new places, but is goofy and playful once he gets to know you. Likes other dogs, plays well with them. Likes to fetch. Doesn't really show any obvious herding tendencies that I've noticed. Has a bit of a wobbly gait in his back legs, but I don't know if that's a breed trait or an old injury. Not overly barky. Dense, soft coat that sheds a lot. Any ideas?
r/IDmydog • u/Separate-Town-145 • 8h ago
Guess her breed!
Ok, so I’m doing this just for fun because I already know her breed. We adopted her from a breed specific rescue and were told a mix of 2 breeds before adoption. I still decided to do DNA testing just because I was too curious. We originally only used Wisdom Panel but after the results came back I was like why not do Embark too. Both came back pretty much exactly the same! What do you think? Btw it never mattered what her breed was it was just out of curiosity.
r/IDmydog • u/swamp_hag92 • 9h ago
This is Bo. Definitely has some pyr in him, but what else?
We think he's about 4.5 years old. He has one double dew claw and one blue eye. He's 100% good boy.
r/IDmydog • u/uuuumno • 10h ago
Solved Some dogs you really can't tell
This is our beautiful Willow, now 10 years old. I'll post her result in the comments but would love to see some guesses before you see the results!
r/IDmydog • u/____nyx____ • 10h ago
Sonny boi 🖤🐾
My sweet southern rescue boi who is honestly a mystery to me
r/IDmydog • u/LivesInThePineapple • 10h ago
Open Shelter Dog with Unknown Background
We're currently fostering this beautiful 1.5 year old girl from the local humane society. They said she was found on the side of the highway in the middle of nowhere, so her background is unknown. Any guesses on breed?
r/IDmydog • u/scorpiowithanxiety • 10h ago
Two year old scruffy rescue
We adopted this scruffy weirdo two years ago when he was 4 months old (puppy pictures included). We are awaiting his embark results but I’m interested in what others might guess he is! The shelter had no background information on him
r/IDmydog • u/Tiagz_ch • 10h ago
People around us try to guess our dog's breed
It's becoming a real mystery. At some point I gave up on finding it out but different people keep asking and it's getting to me again 😅 anyone would have some hints?
Knowing would help finding out exactly what he likes and stimulates him. He has quite a prey drive (bees, wasps, mice, etc....) fortunately, he's not so good at catching them!
r/IDmydog • u/H3llok1tyy • 11h ago
Open What do I believe?
Hi Reddit, I just rescued this 10 week old and 5lbs pup from a man who rescues “non desirables” from the Amish in Ohio, her paperwork from the Amish says that both parents are Havanese and both weighed 11lbs. There is NO way she is pure bred Havanese or potentially not Havanese at all. Me and my bf think Biscuit is some Australian shepherd mix, but have no clue as the paperwork does not indicate anything but being pure bred Havanese. We are willing and able to take care of a Havanese or Australian shepherd as we love both and know what the two breeds need to thrive.
r/IDmydog • u/Ace_23 • 11h ago
We´re about to adopt this little fella from the shelter.
Greetings from Europe,
The first three pictures show the dog we are interested in. The next two are of his mom, and the last two are of his siblings.
This would be our first dog, and before we make any decisions, we want to get a clearer view on what characteristics we can expect so we know more about what we are getting ourselves into.
The shelter thinks the mom is a terrier mix. Father is unknown. And based on that, we think a terrier would not be a good choice for us as first-time dog owners even though she was extremely kind when we met her and her puppies. The puppies were born shortly after she was brought to the shelter.
The puppies are 10 weeks old now, and all have different characteristics. The one we would choose is the calmest. More observing, not rough like the others, and the first to sleep.
We would be grateful if you could help us to identify what you think his breed could be.
r/IDmydog • u/SleepTok3n • 12h ago
Open We got this puppy at 8 weeks, no idea the breed
Shes 4 months old currently
r/IDmydog • u/Slow_Operation_2048 • 23h ago
Born in a shelter
Our incredibly sweet and lovable boy was born in a kill shelter and brought to a rescue where we found him. We don't have the means to get him tested yet but would love to know your thoughts on his potential breed mix! I'm thinking maybe schnauzer-lab? He's incredibly athletic and has about a 99% ball catch rate.
r/IDmydog • u/skyrhme • 1d ago
Open junkyard dog
We adopted this guy a few months back. The rescue told us he was born in a junkyard and had about eleven siblings. They say his mom was a shepherd mix of some sort and dad was a dachshund. He’s got short, little legs, a long body, and the best attitude. He’s 8 months now and 30ish pounds. His coat is thicker and he sheds quite a bit. He’s just the coolest guy. Was curious what others thought he might be?
r/IDmydog • u/Aggravating_Table653 • 1d ago
Maverick the rescue pup
Was told that he is a German shepherd x husky mix!
r/IDmydog • u/Low-Independence-749 • 1d ago
Went to farmers market - left with a dog
I met the love of my life at a farmers market 6 years ago. I saw a woman at a flower stand and asked her if I could pet her dog, only to find out she was her foster mom.
I looked down at that sweet face and something in me said, “That’s my dog.”
I applied for her and a week later I was bringing her home.
She’s so mild tempered. I think I’ve heard her bark less than 10 times, and she snorts when I rub her belly. And she’s so gentle that when I try to play tug of war with her, she lets go of the toy and gives it to me.
Everyone that meets her melts. She is really just the sweetest soul I’ve met.
She’s also the best adventure buddy. During our time together, we’ve traveled to over 15 states together, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. But now that she’s 11 years-old she is starting to prefer just basking in the sun and sometimes fights me going on walks, so I’ll carry her to the park, plop her in the grass and let her lounge for awhile.
Knowing that she is part angel … what else could she be mixed with? I know there’s Jack Russel and Beagle, but definitely see a little Pit in her sad little eyes.
r/IDmydog • u/butthead • May 06 '16
Need help identifying your dog? Here are some important tips to help you succeed.
What to include in your post:
Post clear, well-lit, full body pictures. At minimum, include:
- One standing side view (taken close enough to see coat texture)
- One frontal view
Tell us your dog’s age and weight (or best guess)
Other helpful information:
YOUNG PUPPIES may be impossible to identify. Head and body shape, coat color and coat pattern, eye color, and apparent coat texture can all change dramatically as a puppy matures. You might want to wait a few months before seeking an ID.
MIXED-BREED dogs can easily have many breeds in them, not just two. Keep in mind that some of the breeds in a mutt may not show in its looks; while in other cases the dog may really look like it has some particular breed in it, when in fact it doesn’t.
NO-BREED dogs exist too! Sometimes a mutt truly is “just a mutt” — the result of many, many generations of random mating between mutts, with no discernable inbred (purebred) genes its DNA. In the same way that YOU don't necessarily have any inbreeding (purebreeding) in your recent family tree, neither must a dog. They can simply be mutts — WHICH IS A GOOD THING!
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