What Breed do you think this is??

[Mixeddogsrock]

This is rebel he turns 1 yr old this month and i have absolutely NO idea what he is if you could help that would be great thanks

[Husky_mom]

Perhaps Golden Retriever/bloodhound?? Or Basset??

[lv4dogs]

He's got some hound in him thats for sure.
Coonhound mixes are the most common of hound mixes but he looks more like a bloodhound or basset mix, something with longer, thinker, droopier ears & eyes.
He's probably got some golden ret. or yellow lab in him to make his coat an even tan color.

Do you have a full body shot of him?

He is a cutie thats for sure.

[Mixeddogsrock]

Here is the full body shot

[lv4dogs]

I would guess lab & coonhound. He's got the lab shape & color & the coonhound shaped face & muzzle. He also has the height of a coonhound. His ear seem a little long or thick or something off for either breed but being a mix that could very well happen.

[Flatcoatluver]

yep, i agree with iv4dogs, he is so beutiful!!!

[k9krazee]

When I first looked at him I thought Bloodhound/Golden or Lab but now that I look at him more I can see where others are coming up with Coonhound. He is cute!!

[Mixeddogsrock]

I found a picture of a coonhound lab mix on the internet and that is DEFINATELY what he is thanks to all for helping!!!!

[EssTer]

I would also guess lab / Coonhound :) very cute dog ;)

[HayliWeimaraner]

I used to have a lab/dalmation mix that had the same shape ears/head/snout as your dog does. He looked like pure yellow lab with the exception of a couple hardly noticable darker spots on his fur (on his chest and underbelly). Certainly a lab, maybe a little dalmation in there ?!?

[SemaviLady]

Here is the full body shotGenetically, since he has nonblack whiskers and appears to be 'clear red', his genes are e/e -- it is unlikely that he has a sable parent from any pure breed where all the dogs must have black hairs in their coat including whiskers.

In order to be an e/e, he has to have parents that are carriers of clear red recessive. This rules out quite a few working breeds that are required to have black pigment in their hair.

Possible breeds... The lab for example can be an e/e breed (yellow lab) and the bloodhound comes in a clear red according to the breed standard. So possibly there is a lab and a clear red bloodhound parent.

I'm not familiar with all the strains of working hounds where he may have gotten that ear... and I don't know if any of them come in a clear red. But to research the possibilities, you'd need to narrow the potential breeds to those that carry clear red.

[Tralee]

In the full body shot the end of his tail is translucent. I have to go do some research about what dogs have see through tails.lol

[SemaviLady]

In the full body shot the end of his tail is translucent. I have to go do some research about what dogs have see through tails.lolStealth tail wagging coming "decloaked".

A part of Klingon Technology?

[bre_boxers]

Definetly some lab... maybe some Redbone, and probubly some kind of Coonhound.

[Lady's Human]

and a big dose of photoshop.

[Tollers-n-Dobes]

Depending on what setting the camera is on and the lighting conditions in the room, body parts can appear like this dogs tail. I have a few pictures where Tango's tail looks like that.....

Anyway, I also think he's a Lab/hound mix. Not sure what type of hound though.

[Suki Wingy]

I used to have a lab/dalmation mix that had the same shape ears/head/snout as your dog does. He looked like pure yellow lab with the exception of a couple hardly noticable darker spots on his fur (on his chest and underbelly). Certainly a lab, maybe a little dalmation in there ?!?
NO. Labs can have dark mismarks, just look at .sarah's dogs. DalmatiAns have to have a white background, that is a whole other gene.