Make Your Own Breed

**Kirbys Mom** · 10-13-2005, 06:35 AM

I know there are lots of homeless dogs out there and it makes me sad this is just a game so i will put some imput into it. two breeds i would like to breed would me collie rough and burnese mountain dog or long coat Chihuahua and pemobroke Corgi and A great dane and a neo Mastiff.

**lv4dogs** · 10-13-2005, 08:59 AM

I would NEVER breed any dog, let alone to produce a mixed breed. But hey this is for the fun of it so in my imagination I would love to have a border collie/husky mix!
Now my ultimate dream dog would be a combo of 3 dogs though, border collie, husky & aussie.

Great for any kind of sport for any season!!!!

**CathyBogart** · 10-13-2005, 10:22 AM

Just because this is only for fun...a Shiba Inu and a Whippet.

**Tollers-n-Dobes** · 10-13-2005, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by areias

Hmm...I would probably breed a Doberman and a Standard Poodle. (A doodle!) Just because that would make a very loyal and intelligent breed. Hopefully some would be hypo allergenic, and a very athletic breed.

lol...You just described the purebred Doberman perfectly except for the hypo allergenic part

Anyway, back to topic...

In reality I wouldn't mix any 2 breeds together to make the perfect breed for me because I've already found it (Toller). But seeing as this is supposed to be just for fun I'd want to mix whatever breeds PT's Samantha is, she's got to be one of the most beautiful dogs ever! I'd also love to have one whatever Kiara is

There really are no two breeds that I'd like to mix together actually...

**Dallas1pd** · 10-13-2005, 02:48 PM

I have to laugh at some of your combinations, because they actually do exist in Satos. Sometimes we make a game of figuring out what they are.

We've seen Satos that are corgi/lab mixes, pomeranian/cocker spaniel, long hair chihauha/dashsund, shephard/corgi, some of the mixes are really really strange.

For those who don't know, Satos are mixed breed street dogs on the island of Puerto Rico. There are several rescue groups on the island, who are working to get more people to spay/neuter, and stop the incredible cruelty there.

Meanwhile, they catch the dogs, nurse them back to health, and send them to several stateside shelters to be adopted. The shelters do well with them because they tend to be small mixed breed dogs, incredibly smart, and very loving.

Now before anyone asks the thousand dollar question - I'll answer it. Local dogs have first priority. Satos can only be flown if the shelters have space. Luckily here in the Northeast, people spay/neuter their dogs so we do not have a lot of problems here.

If anyone would like to see some of the Satos, check the website at:

www.saveasato.org

It's a phenominal program, this weekend the rescuers are flying in from the Island to visit with their rescues. We do a yearly reunion in New England.

**Addie** · 10-13-2005, 03:13 PM

hmmm, i would do a
Great Dane and a Pitt Bull and i would call it a Great Bull
Australian Shepherd and a German Shepherd and i would call it a Geauslan Shepherd i actually think that would be pretty cute...
Chiuahua and a Teacup Yorkie

**Husky_mom** · 10-13-2005, 03:30 PM

well as it is for fun i´d say Husky/Dalmatian and it would be a Huskian or a Dalsky.

**lv4dogs** · 10-13-2005, 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by Dallas1pd

I have to laugh at some of your combinations, because they actually do exist in Satos. Sometimes we make a game of figuring out what they are.

We've seen Satos that are corgi/lab mixes, pomeranian/cocker spaniel, long hair chihauha/dashsund, shephard/corgi, some of the mixes are really really strange.

For those who don't know, Satos are mixed breed street dogs on the island of Puerto Rico. There are several rescue groups on the island, who are working to get more people to spay/neuter, and stop the incredible cruelty there.

Meanwhile, they catch the dogs, nurse them back to health, and send them to several stateside shelters to be adopted. The shelters do well with them because they tend to be small mixed breed dogs, incredibly smart, and very loving.

Now before anyone asks the thousand dollar question - I'll answer it. Local dogs have first priority. Satos can only be flown if the shelters have space. Luckily here in the Northeast, people spay/neuter their dogs so we do not have a lot of problems here.

If anyone would like to see some of the Satos, check the website at:

www.saveasato.org

It's a phenominal program, this weekend the rescuers are flying in from the Island to visit with their rescues. We do a yearly reunion in New England.

Welcome to PT. What a great site, thank you for sharing. The conditions are beyond terrible but what you do is amazing. What a wonderful organization. i wish all the ruppers the best of luck.

**AllAmericanPUP** · 10-13-2005, 10:48 PM

ok kinda goin off topic but the OP's website really ticks me off

especially with the AST
http://www.petsmo.com/pets/pet10.html

you have 5 stars for watchdog ability

a well bred AST makes the WORST guard dog

you have only 3 stars for affection and friendlyness towards strangers, that should be 5 for each!!!! a well bred AST is very affectionate and loves everyone they meet

**Den Anne Pen** · 10-16-2005, 05:01 AM

I have to laugh at some of your combinations, because they actually do exist in Satos. Sometimes we make a game of figuring out what they are.

We've seen Satos that are corgi/lab mixes, pomeranian/cocker spaniel, long hair chihauha/dashsund, shephard/corgi, some of the mixes are really really strange.

For those who don't know, Satos are mixed breed street dogs on the island of Puerto Rico. There are several rescue groups on the island, who are working to get more people to spay/neuter, and stop the incredible cruelty there.

Meanwhile, they catch the dogs, nurse them back to health, and send them to several stateside shelters to be adopted. The shelters do well with them because they tend to be small mixed breed dogs, incredibly smart, and very loving.

Now before anyone asks the thousand dollar question - I'll answer it. Local dogs have first priority. Satos can only be flown if the shelters have space. Luckily here in the Northeast, people spay/neuter their dogs so we do not have a lot of problems here.

If anyone would like to see some of the Satos, check the website at:

www.saveasato.org

It's a phenominal program, this weekend the rescuers are flying in from the Island to visit with their rescues. We do a yearly reunion in New England.
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**lute** · 10-22-2005, 04:07 PM

i would never try and make a new breed. there are too many anyway. i hate the idea of "designer dogs". i honestly think that if you can't find a breed from all the breeds people have already created ,then dogs aren't for you.

**jackie** · 10-23-2005, 07:26 AM

My aunt had a rescue dog that was a mix between GSD and a Great Dane, and he was BEAUTIFUL!!! He looked like a shepard, but was the size of a dane. I have pictures of my cousin and me riding on his back like he was a pony. His name was Bo, so thats who I named my Bo after.

I always said if you mixed a hyena and a chihuahua together, you would get Tito.