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Mine confuses 'em all! (his tail is tucked in a bit; it's labrador-type) He is about 45lb and the best part about him (among many) is that he never ever makes a sound, unless in pain or dreaming about something in his sleep. He was incredibly timid when I first got him from the Houston municipal pound, but is the polar opposite in personality nowadays. Plus that brown color isn't really brown; it's a dark sort of red like you'd see on an Irish setter. I have no clue what could be behind him -- or why some family would give him up (as the pound claimed), because he is about the easiest dog to keep for his size that I could possibly think of.
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Is it possible to have a picture thread on PI without this getting retreaded and retreaded and retreaded?
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Carebear posted:Anyone ever waste money on one of those DNA dog test things? I saw some talk earlier about it in this thread. I'm seriously considering it.. I HAVE TO KNOW! I was going to too but I remember reading somewhere (don't remember where of course) that even if you send in dna from a known purebred dog you'll get all kinds of wild results.
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The dog I was talking about over in the dog-training thread. Border collie + something less insane I guess (he's extremely chill and barely gives my ferrets a second glance).
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