What does my dog breed look like?
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To be 100% on your breed, you would need a DNA test, But I am going with a Boxer/mix, the face is more like a Boxer, can not see the body type that well.
I see pitbull in the face. To get the complete bloodline you will have to do a DNA test
I see Boxer and possibly a Pit Bull mix. DNA kits run around $100 and will tell you a lot about your sweet pup.
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I think this is a Pit Bull Terrier Mix.
Pit Bull Terrier is already a mixed breed between a bulldog and a terrier and is considered to be amongst the most tenacious dog breeds dogappy.com/
I would say your puppy is a much-loved breed.
It is not possible to identify a true breed without having a DNA test completed. Most likely he/she will have 2-4 breeds identified but will most likely have 1 or 2 dominant breeds that will determine the pups size, life expectancy, temperament, personality, health problems, etc.
It looks like your pup may be too young to really try to identify a prominent breed and much more information would be needed. Such as age, weight, size/measurements, and pictures of the pup's full side standing up, full facial features, etc.
DNA tests can be expensive but if anyone can afford this one-time cost, the test will provide a lot of health information as well as a lot of useful information.
A DNA test can cost between $65 to several hundred dollars but generally, the least expensive will proved the information you're seeking.
You can find them online, in pet stores and at your vet.
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The most important thing you can do for your pup is to be sure he has all of his shots and vaccinations in a timely manner.
I immediately saw boxer when I came across your picture. (We've had a few) but I agree with the other comments that I think he's a mix of some sort..
I see American Pit Bull Terrier, possibly mixed breed, but it's hard to tell from one photo www.alamy.com/
The American Pit Bull Terrier breed arrived in the United States in the mid-1800s and was further refined. The American pit bull terrier was the first breed on the United Kennel Club's registry - its founder's own dog, but this breed is not recognized by the American Kennel Club. www.thesprucepets.com/
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