He definetley doesn't look like a Lab/Chow to me! His ears tell me he has Border Collie. And his body and fur tell me he has Newfoundland. But I don't know about his tongue? Maybe he has a little bit of Chow Chow in him.
He definetley doesn't look like a Lab/Chow to me! His ears tell me he has Border Collie. And his body and fur tell me he has Newfoundland. But I don't know about his tongue? Maybe he has a little bit of Chow Chow in him.
He definetly looks like a newfoundland to me! My neighbor has one and he looked just like that when he was a puppy! I say he has newfie in him!
You'll be able to tell more when your pup is full grown. I had a chow mix dog and the hair didn't become thick and heavy until after a year. Whatever, you've got a beautiful pet on your hands. Congrats!
Labmomma
First I think your pup is adorable. Secondly I agree it looks lab and chow mixed but as others have said you will want to wait until he gets older, features not present as a pup may start to come out. When we got our Bower we were told he was a boxer-mix, likely with lab; however he is now 7 months old and definately mixed with shepard. The reason his tongue may not be purple is because when breeds are mixed, they get different features from each dog. They can get the best of both breeds or the worst...not just in features but in attitude aswell. Ours seemed to get both doses of energy- I know boxers are fully of energy and can only imagine how much energy is contained in a shepard-fortunately we got the combination.
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