Beaglador???

Beaglador or houndrador??? When we got Jack they told us that he was a lab possibly beagle mix.

Can you see it? I really don't see the beagle, he may be part seal though, he sounds just like one. He has such a goofy bark and he looses his voice very quickly and sounds like an old dying animal, its pretty pathetic :p.
Here are some pictures of the goofball...
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...g/100_5039.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...hadjacknow.bmp
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...g/100_4858.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...g/100_4807.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...g/100_4948.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...g/100_4989.jpg

So what are your thoughts on his BEAGLE-ness?? And when are dogs usually full grown? Jack just turned 6 months old, my mom doesn't seem to think he will get any taller, he is only 40 lbs and 20 inches tall. I would love to hear your thoughts on the J dog!!

its possable. and he is still growing lol they wont stop growing till closer to 8 months and sometimes longer, plus he still has some filling out to do, so its really hard to tell at this age

Well my cousin had a black labador. She/He looks exactly like her.

So maybe it's just black lab?

It depends on the dog how old they are when they reach their full size - some of the bigger breeds don't stop until they're 18 months or more old! I don;t really see beagle in him, and his tail has longer than beagle or Lab length fur on it - I think he's a Lab Mix pure and simple! Jack is Labradorable!

I'd say Beagle/Lab mix because you can really see lab but has like the tail of a beagle if you look at a beagle. Does that make sense?:confused:

I only see a quarter or so of Beagle. More likely, I think you have some sort of medium-sized Hound/Beagle/Lab mix. The ears definitely look Beagle to me. Plus, his head is quite fine and his muzzle more tapered than a pure lab, suggesting his "beagleness". However, he looks like he's going to get a lot bigger, and has quite a bit of filling out to do. I think he has another scenthound in him. Are coonhounds popular in your area? That could be a possibility.

I see some GSD. :)

Thanks guys for your comments on Meester Jack.

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Originally posted by Giselle
I only see a quarter or so of Beagle. More likely, I think you have some sort of medium-sized Hound/Beagle/Lab mix. The ears definitely look Beagle to me. Plus, his head is quite fine and his muzzle more tapered than a pure lab, suggesting his "beagleness". However, he looks like he's going to get a lot bigger, and has quite a bit of filling out to do. I think he has another scenthound in him. Are coonhounds popular in your area? That could be a possibility.

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Foxhounds are pretty popular around here...
Thanks for the input everyone, it is greatly appreciated!!!

Yes! He does look Foxhound/Lab. That would explain why he's so much larger than a Beagle. Plus, I have a feeling a Foxhound and Lab are easier to mate than a Beagle and Lab :p

Thank you! I definately think he has Foxhound in him, I was a little skeptical about the beagle since he is so young still and so much larger than a beagle, a foxhound would explain it!!!
Oh and what a great combo...:rolleyes: He gets bored VERY easily and likes to eat absolutely everything!! Thanks for the help Giselle and others!

:p Jack is verrrry cute! I love his white patch! Actually, I see a lot of Beagle... it might just be me, though. In the last picture, his face looks EXACTLY like a Beagle mug ^_~ annd, my sister has BeaglexChi mix and she does not look like a Beagle, but she does have the nose and tracking instincts and she has that wierd howl ;)

lol, the funny thing is that Jack has NO tracking instincts at all! He can't use that nose for anything! His face does look really beagle-ish but we were just thinking foxhound because of his size, I would think he would be smaller if he was a beagle mix...but who knows :p !

I see beagle face and ears and tail. I don't think he's too big to be a beagle as he has lab in him and neither parent would have been a quality example themselves. I think he's too small to be a foxhound though. The mating would not be any less common as a male dog doesn't know about the different in height when he finds a female in heat. Beagle/labs are quite common.