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What Breed is My Dog?

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Date: 10/19/2009 Topics: Pets > Dogs > Advice | Readers Request > Pets  
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What Breed is My Dog?
I recently rescued a nine month old pup. Can anyone tell me what breed my dog is? I was told she was a Labrador Retriever when I got her, but some think she's a Shepherd mix or has American Dingo/Carolina Dog in her. It's not all that important as she's part of the family. Please help.

By April from San Antonio, TX

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By irisbird (40) Profile Contact
I have a dog that looks very much like yours. When I lived in Virginia (I'm in NC now) she came down my driveway when she was about four months old and never left. She's the light of my life and had a ton of personality. Her name is Maggie May and I call her my Chinese Dingo because she squints her eyes at me.

RE: What Breed is My Dog?

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By michawnpita (459) Profile Contact
I was going to say Dixie or Carolina dog! They are the same dog but go by different names. My Dad has one, ever since I met her, I've wanted one, they are such great dogs! But she does look like she might have some Basenji too, NO Lab looks at all!

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By rightbraind (4) Contact
If it doesn't bark, I say african basenji. They tend to yodle, but not bark. They were used for hunting in africa, partially because they were so quiet, agile, and small. Possibly mixed with a shepherd?

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