What kind of Dog do you think she is?

[Blondie621]

Cute! Looks like a foxhound mix!

[imcurious]

Terrier, Boxer & American Pit.

[AdotAllen]

They sell DNA kits at Petsmart- never really understood that -but I guess some people use them

[atina33]

I'd say she's a good old fashioned, all-American mutt. The best kind of dog out there!

Ok, if pressed, I'd say shepherd mix. She's gorgeous and you're wonderful for saving her.

[elston]

I would say "Terrier Mix"....but who knows what else she could have in that mix. She is an elegent dog....good luck.

[SophieMarie1015]

I have been told by the pound that she is an australian kelpie mix. and my grandma says she looks like she could be vieszla.

[SophieMarie1015]

Originally Posted by Sherifftruman

How long is her tail? Is it curly at all? How about her face, will it wrinkle up around her brow?

Not completely, but looks like there could be a bit of Basenji in there, especially the body. https://www.basenji.org/joomla/

nope no curley tail but she does have some wrinkles in her forehead

[8635angelvalley]

I think Boxer/Greyhound

[jbtx]

I disagree with the collie/shepard part, looks more like a more terrier predominated mix, with a few other snips and snails to complete the round out. The face looks more rat terrier, body has the look of a Jack Russel with the long legs, plus Jack's often have that white stripe down the nose seperating the two dark eye patched with a light colored body. Body hair is to short and slick to suggest hound background. Hounds are often short haired but not so slick. Hound influence tends to make a fuzzer/fluffier dog and longer floppery ears. Frankly, I don't know what she is except to say her gene pool has been pretty well diluted. I am puzzled by the ears, I've seen ears like that on mixed breed Dachshund babys where the ear is only resting at half cocked. But I don't see other evidence of a dockle in the mix.

But in the end, answer this simple question, does she make you happy and provide the companionship and goof ball entrainment you desire? If she does that you have the greatest dog in town. If she is of terrier mix extract expect her to show a strong sense of protective nature to her female master, terriers seem to think men are supposed to be able to look after their own self. Terriers tend to velcro bond to one person very well, and tolerate the others at a distance. Terriers are also capable of amassing a very large vocabulary of commands, they are very smart little dogs, don't underestimate them.

[cleosmom]

Originally Posted by Sherifftruman

How long is her tail? Is it curly at all? How about her face, will it wrinkle up around her brow?

Not completely, but looks like there could be a bit of Basenji in there, especially the body. https://www.basenji.org/joomla/

This is exactly what I thought when I opened the picture. I can see a slight wrinkle above the brow. Certainly not 100% Basenji, but enough to pass as a Basenji mix.