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TCasey92
03-18-2014, 02:28 PM
I recently got a puppy and I'm trying to take a wild guess at the breed(s). The woman I got the puppy from said the mother is a chow mix with Coyote in the bloodline, however, she doesn't have any idea what the father is. She said she owns 2 coyotes that stay in her backyard, I don't know if she really does or just saying that there is coyote in the bloodline thinking it would attract more buyers. After spending hours researching and trying to get an idea of what the breed might be, I think it may be a Labrador Retriever/ Chow and maybe a little Shepard mixed, however, I'm not completely sure. I plan on getting a DNA test done, but as for right now I'm trying to have fun guessing and getting an idea of what the breed might be because it has been bugging me. I will post a picture of my puppy that is 9 weeks and a picture of her mother that is a Chow mix with "coyote" in her bloodline. Can y'all please put in your inputs and tell me what y'all may think it can be? Thank you very much in advance!

Also, for a side note, all of the other puppies that were in the batch had black fur around their nose as well as their neck.
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Karen
03-18-2014, 02:32 PM
I do some Lab and Shepherd in there, doesn't look at all coyote-like, but then neither does its mom. Does it have webbed toes? That's sometimes a Lab clue!

cassiesmom
03-18-2014, 11:58 PM
I don't have a guess ... I just wanted to say how cute she is! Welcome to Pet Talk!

IRescue452
03-21-2014, 12:42 AM
Cute pup, but I usually doubt the claims of coyote or wolf in dog mixes. More often than not its false. Strange fact about coyotes, but males of the species actually are only fertile once a year as well as females, so that helps to make coyote-dogs even more rare. The pup looks like a heinz 57 to me, but I bet no coyote.

Jessika
03-21-2014, 05:55 PM
I see Golden Retriever and Labrador Retriever...

The great thing about mixed breeds is they tend to "transform" as they get older... certain traits won't come out until later, certain ones will disappear... it's always a fun transformation :)

And agreed with the others... there really are not many wolf/coyote hybrids so the chance of that being in the mix is pretty rare.

CesarMillan56
04-17-2014, 02:21 AM
Sorry, i don't guess the breed of your dog. Please anybody tell me, which breed dog is good.

Thank you

Animalhouse26
04-17-2014, 12:32 PM
I See lab and Shepard :)

earllloyd
06-17-2014, 09:24 AM
I have a dog like yours and I agree with Karen that is a Labrador and German Shepherd mix.

Lady_Wolfe15
07-24-2014, 03:46 PM
I would say a Lab/Chow (red), I had a Lab/Chow mix (black) and your dog looks like him and other Lab/Chow mixes I've seen.