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I saw the CUTEST fluffy bear of a dog today, while walking around at the Pride parade... looks like a Newfoundland-Chow mix to me, but I was curious what you all thought. Just for fun!
Big dog, I'd guess around 100-115lbs?
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/gizmo980/Pride%202009/DSCF5663.jpg (broken link)
What immediately came to mind was Chow & Leonberger. I doubled checked, looking @ pics of Leonbergers & it seems like there are a lot of similarities there. Other than that, he/she's flat out adorable!
LOL... yeah, he/she was a chubbo, and seemed like a pretty lazy dog. I actually think the owner was that disabled woman, so they probably can't help if the dog's a little under-exercised. Anyway, Leonberger is a good guess, and so far you're all agreeing about the Chow. Super cute, no matter what the breed!
I wanted to bring Rudy to the fair, but unfortunately they don't allow dogs on the subway (which I had to take there). Well, you can get away with it if they fit in a bag, which isn't really possible with the Rudester... at least not without breaking my back.
I saw the CUTEST fluffy bear of a dog today, while walking around at the Pride parade... looks like a Newfoundland-Chow mix to me, but I was curious what you all thought. Just for fun!
Big dog, I'd guess around 100-115lbs?
I was thinking some Chow with Kita (sure not spelling that right, sorry )
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I actually think the owner was that disabled woman, so they probably can't help if the dog's a little under-exercised. Anyway, Leonberger is a good guess, and so far you're all agreeing about the Chow. Super cute, no matter what the breed!
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