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This is Abby (the larger one) and Dottie (the smaller one). Both are shelter rescues - Abby was described as a german shepherd/bluetick coonhound mix and Dottie was described as a hound/beagle mix. We're not sure either description is more than 50% right, but we think they're both pretty great dogs. Abby in particular gets a lot of compliments and attention when we're out and about  And in certain lighting, at a certain angle, you can make a pretty strong argument for Abby having a little penguin in her blood 
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Instant Jellyfish posted:Abby definitely isn't a bluetick mix because she's not ticked at all and ticking is a dominant trait. The German Shepherd is pretty clear but maybe a treeing walker hound? She's got hound-y markings. Does she do the "baroooo" hound bellow? And good to have a more or less authoritative 'no' on the bluetick claim - We never could figure out what on earth made them guess that.
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Jun 10, 2012 03:11
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Captain Foxy posted:How big is he? Badly bred beagles can sometimes be black and white (or tri with minimal tan) and a pug/beagle is a likely mix. I don't really see pointer or border collie aside from coloration, but if he's larger that could be the case. Are gray beagles considered badly bred or are they an accepted coloration? Saw one for the first time the other day, and thought it was gorgeous.
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Jan 19, 2014 06:14
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I hope a test tube was involved
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pik_d posted:Farlow, now age 3. She was doing what she does (sitting on stairs and monitoring the surroundings) so I decided to snap a few new pictures Your dog doesn't get how lipstick works.
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