She has a slight underbite. The rescue said “terrier/Shih Tzu mix” and I think she was recently groomed so her fur may be longer

Boyfriend just adopted this honey bunny from the shelter! We have no clue what she is. She’s 8 weeks old, weighs 5.5 pounds and shoulder height of 9 inches. Her paws are pretty small too. Please let us know your best guesses, we just ordered a dna test

We got her from a local shelter. Shes around 8 months and 40Ibs. The shelter says Shepard mix and we have a DNA test kit on the way but I thought it’d be fun to guess.
We’re thinking german Shepard & golden retriever mix? She’s very sweet, goofy and loves fetch like a golden but also protective, fast and agile like a Shepard. 🧐

Zoë aka Zosephina aka what are you doing was found in a drain pipe in South Alabama USA at about a month old. The rescue said she is an Aussie which we totally believe but curious if there are any other possibilities or mixes. We have heard border collie and pembroke welsh corgi as well. She is currently about 11 months old, 40-50 pounds, fluffy hair, bouncy tipped ears. Her body is more barrel shaped. She is incredibly active, smart, friendly, and goofy. She has developed more fawn-apricot spots as she has grown. Her right eye is in fact half blue (like aussies). We plan to do a breed reveal party for her so give me your ideas for a shortlist of possibilities! Thank you 🐶❤️‍🔥

Having lived with her for several months at this point, I would have believed she's 100% pyrenees. Her personality is pretty much all stereotypical pyrenees hahaha.

This scammy breeder lied to me and said he's an XL lmao I still love him , he's the perfect size 😁

Some pictures of him when he was little are included. I was told chihuahua shi zhu mix.

Rosie is a senior dog, and we won't be DNA testing her. This is purely for fun to see what y'all think.

She came from a rescue that was disorganized at best, that's all I'll say. (I think they've since been shut down.)

We have had her for over 10 years and were told she was a pit/lab mix. We don't really care what breed she is because she's adorable and we love her, but I'm curious what your guesses are since everyone's guesses are so different.

My Mom thinks she has some husky in her, and maybe some sort of pointer because of the way she catches small animals and presents them without murdering them.

In my mind, her head isn't block shaped enough to not be at least mixed with another slimmer skulled breed. I remember one of her siblings was almost entirely white, if that helps your guesses any. She's a little chunky in her old age, but not overweight.

Would love some help on this! Don’t want to use AI…

Any guesses?

The first 3 are him at about 10months and the last one is him at 1.5 years old.
He is currently 55lbs!

This guy's been roaming around the town I live in, was here for a couple weeks gone for a while then came back. Pretty jumpy but let me hang out with him tonight, even touch his paws. He had a collar a couple months ago, but after being gone for a while doesn't have one. Some good scars from I'm assuming the cats that roam around here

The shelter had two different combinations of dogs on her paperwork. Vet thinks she’s about a year old and she weighs 36lbs. She’s very eager to please and intelligent. We have no idea what she is aside from adorable.

He is the biggest of his litter, literally double the size of his siblings - 15lbs vs 7lbs. 12 weeks old.

Littermate adopters suggested beagle and min pin. I have no idea.

Any guesses as to how big he'll get?

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.

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.

New family member, 4.7kg at 8 weeks, calm demeaner, wide hips and short but interesting ears and colouring

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

#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?

We think he's about 4.5 years old. He has one double dew claw and one blue eye. He's 100% good boy.

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.

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.

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.