Sheltie is actually a good guess. His snout is a little more narrow/pointed than a shepherd's. Thanks!
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Sheltie is actually a good guess. His snout is a little more narrow/pointed than a shepherd's. Thanks!
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could it be some australian cattle dog?? since the markings on his feet, but he sure does have more shepherd traits noticeable
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Im thinking maybe some border collie? Shepherd seems to be a very dominant breed when mixed, kind of like a lab, it overtakes the others mixed in. But I see the narrower nose, and the ears are also a bit wide, making me believe he was mixed with a dog whose ears didnt stand up, at least not fully like a shapherds. Also some of the hair on the head looks a bit longer and silkier.
I dont know why, just see the border collie. Its a random guess.
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