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Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke
If there is a good reason that you can't have a large dog, like maybe you are renters and rentals have size limits, then take him back immediately while he is still cute and little. Puppies have the best chance of finding a good home.
His feet don't look all that big and he appears to have a lot of beagle in him. Maybe he will grow up to be 70 pounds, but if he does, I'll be surprised.
If there isn't really a good reason why you can't have a larger dog, think about it really carefully. A nicely trained large dog makes an excellent companion.
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You know, I thought the same thing about the "look" and the size of the feet. As a big dog person, I would never guess this dog would be that large. If I really liked him, I would take him out where some others could see him and get a few other opinions. A mixed breed is very hard to call when it comes to size.
Dogs that are going to be 70 lbs generally are mostly feet as a puppy. Impressive looking pup!
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