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i would say definetley NOT purebred, but i might be wrong i guess. not sure what she'd be mixed with is all... maybe amercian bulldog but thats a pretty wild guess.
 

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I'm not a pit person but I think she may have some hound in her. Actually I don't really see much pit in her... maybe it's just me?
 
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I wouldn't peg that dog for a Pit Bull. But its also kind of hard to tell what she may be. Hound is probably a good guess for a start.
 

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The rescue she came from said she was a pit bull. I think the only reason they think that is because she is brindle. She looks nothing like a pit to me and my first guess was a lab/hound mix. I just wanted to see what others thought. Her fur feels very lab like and I think if she were colored differently people would think she is a lab mix but around here everyone who sees brindle thinks pit. What other breeds similiar in size to her can be brindle? I would love for her to be labled something else that can explain the brindling because then she will be much easier to find a home for. She is 43 lbs but is really thin right now. Her ribs, backbone, and hips are protruding. I think she will be about 50 lbs at a healthy weight. Thanks for any suggestions that might help her find a new home.
 

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IMO she looks like a Cur or Cur/Hound mix.

(when I say Cur, I'm speaking of dogs like the Mountain Cur & the like)
 
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I definatly dont see any pitbull in her either. Her ears are huge( not to mention cute!) and shes very lanky and her snout is long too. But who knows, it could be mixed in there somewhere =) And as for the color, a lot of other breeds have brindle too.

It doesnt matter what the breed(s) Shes super adorable anyway :)
 

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Mountain cur and Plott hound comes to mind when thinking af brindle hound dogs. Don't know if she's mixed with either.

Oh yes, she is cute and her ears are huge! :)
 
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I've heard it said a few times that Labs can throw Brindle. I've seen some dogs that were reportedly purebred Labs with brindle point on them.
 

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Here is my Mountain Cur for a comparison (the one with the docked tail). I certainly think it may be possible.
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Meg gets the "pitbull" comment sometimes as well, since she is brindled and very well muscled. But her head is very non-pit to me. I can almost see a beagle-y look when her ears are forward. The Mountain curs, I believe, are mostly terrier and hound, so a pit/hound look makes sense. Do you know where the foster came from originally?
 

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I am not sure where she is from originally but I know there are curs around because that is the breed her rescue started with. The rescue said that she doesn't resemble a cur at all but I have been looking up pictures and have found quite a few that she resembles and she does resemble Meg. Her movements seem more houndlike as well. She walks more slinky with her head lower. Whatever she is she is a sweet girl. One day inside and she hasn't had an accident since the first night. She listens pretty well and while she is pretty active she will sit almost immediatly when told so when she gets too jumpy we just tell her to sit. My biggest problem is my pit Tyson because even though he has never shown any dog aggression before he will try to rip her to pieces when she comes in the door. They are fine together outside and he will play with her there but if she comes in the house he has to be crated while we bring her in or he attacks her. I am hoping to find her a good home soon so Tyson can go back to being his sweet self.
 

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I agree with lab.. I can also see some hound in her but my first instinct is that it had alot of lab in it.
 

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