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Originally Posted by DrEarth
Are those breeds? I have not heard of either of those names.
A red heeler is the colloquial name for the red coated variant of the Australian Cattle Dog, and a black bear is the smallest of the North American bear species.
A red heeler is the colloquial name for the red coated variant of the Australian Cattle Dog, and a black bear is the smallest of the North American bear species.
you see and hear about the "blue heeler" more often ..... but there are red versions as well...... both are nicknames for the australian cattle dog, aka, queensland heeler (i think)
geez..... i just repeated jimbo's post.... back to work for me now.....
A red heeler is the colloquial name for the red coated variant of the Australian Cattle Dog, and a black bear is the smallest of the North American bear species.
As you can tell, I don't keep up with breeds...so I didn't know you were talking about an actual bear. I thought it could be the name of a new dog breed.
no just because its black doesnt mean lab mix.. We've had black pits befor .. I was looking at her pretty close .. I'm inclined to say ALL Pit.. and she looks like a sweetie .. bet she is awesome old lady ..
got any pictures of her standing up ? post them please
Her snout looks a bit long to be full Pittie.
I vote Lab/Pit mix, or, just as likely, another blend of breeds that hasn't occurred to anyone - possibly several of them.
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