Look at the puppy!

[Hobo Renee]

Ahhh...look at the puppy, isn't he cute. His name is Dylan and he came from Gilroy to my house today.

[executioneer]

awwww

[Father §p@z]

I normally dont like dogs, but.... AWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!

[Supafly345]

The spots left his back and moved to his tongue. I am sure he smells terrible.

[Hobo Renee]

Oh yeah, he definitely has super powers. Unfortunately the cat scares the shit out of him.

[Father §p@z]

[Hobo Renee]

The cat only has three legs too.

[Jixby Phillips]

puppy!!!!!!! cam i pet the puppy!!

[Sacks]

Better save those pats for this puppy, Jixby:



He tears at my soul like a deisel chainsaw.

[Jeanette X]

He looks pretty big for a puppy. What breed(s) is he?

[da blob]

am bull I'd say (the latest one)

[ziggytrix]

renee's doggie looks like a german shepherd mix.

maybe part rottweiler too? two very smart breeds - should be a smart, active doggie.

[Hobo Renee]

Yep, Ziggy's right. But we think he might be part Chow because of his tongue.

He's 10 months so not exactly a puppy, but you know...

[ernasty10050]

that second one is ugly

[ziggytrix]

and he will have a puppy brain for at least another year. i hope you have lots of energy! uppy

i was thinkin chow by the tongue, but the rest of it doesn't look like a chow to me. this site says sheps and rotts can have spots on their tongues - so maybe he's not part chow after all.

The following is a list of breeds known to have purebred
individuals appear with black pigmentation on their tongues.

The list compiled by Vicki DeGruy of the Chow Club Welfare Committee.
Shar-Pei, Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, Cocker Spaniel, Siberian Husky
Rottweiler, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Newfoundland, Collie, German Shepherd
Akita, Belgian Sheepdog, Tervuren, Malinois, Fila Brasileiro, Cairn Terrier
Great Pyrenees, Keeshond, Airedale, Doberman Pinscher, Bouvier de Flandres
Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog, Pug, Shiba Inu, Dalmatian
Flat-coated Retriever, Gordon Setters

[kellychaos]

The coloring looks right for a rottweiler but the snout is too long and narrow and the build isn't right for a full rottweiler/mastiff type dog. A mix would have been my guess too. On the practical side, though, I hope you have a large house. By the looks of those paws, he/she (?) is going to grow up to be one large monster of a dawg.

[punkgrrrlie10]

he looks like a lab/shepard mix.

He needs some new socks for those big paws.

[da blob]

shepherd mix - with anything sturdier / with a larger muzzle and head. Colouring does not necessarily involve any black & tan breed (rottweiler f.i.) as it's present in the german shepherd genepool (hidden by the sable pattern).
from what I know.
probabilities are in favor of shepherd x lab cross.

[DeadKennedys]

kittens are better...

[Hobo Renee]

Well, he is my parents dog since I'm leaving home in t-minus 15 days. Unfotunatly our house and backyard are modest, but my mom's hobby is this dog, so she is going to take him to the dog park religiously.

FYI, his name is Dylan and, he is going to be gigantic. Wow.