what breed is this?
- Thread starter ToroDogo
- Start date
B
ToroDogo said:
My Chinese friend sent me these pictures. believe it or not, the first dog killed a 30kg wild boar within few minutes. 
It could be a mix of two of the chinese recognized breeds that we, in the u.s., aren't farmilar with and that's why we are having a hard time identifying it.
R
That dog is not pure bred.
Looks like a dog used for hunting. Boar hunting. Hunters will cross different breeds to create the best hunting dog. The breeds that I have seen used in this kind of breeding are pointers, bull terriers, dobes, pit bulls, rotties, deerhounds, cattle dogs, grey hounds, great danes, filas, dogos, and american bull dogs.
Looks like a dog used for hunting. Boar hunting. Hunters will cross different breeds to create the best hunting dog. The breeds that I have seen used in this kind of breeding are pointers, bull terriers, dobes, pit bulls, rotties, deerhounds, cattle dogs, grey hounds, great danes, filas, dogos, and american bull dogs.
They're an Australian hunting dog called the 'Bull Arab' (named after the founding dogs Bull & Arab, the paper that advertised the litter made a typo and labeled them 'Bull Arab' pups instead of pups by Bull & Arab).
Those pictures are from an Australian site called Boardogs.com. Bull Arabs are not a breed but rather a particular mix breed used for pig hunting in Australia. They apparently make good pets too but the people breeding them aren't the most ethical breeders in the world.
Cass.
Those pictures are from an Australian site called Boardogs.com. Bull Arabs are not a breed but rather a particular mix breed used for pig hunting in Australia. They apparently make good pets too but the people breeding them aren't the most ethical breeders in the world.
Cass.
What an unusual but good-looking dog!
Hehehe speaking of dogs that successfully hunt wild boar...would anyone believe that Shibas were bred to do just that? (And are successfully doing so in Japan even now?!)
I'll never forget the first time I went to my breeder's house and met an adorable little Shiba b!tch named "Peaches," who was a Japanese import. As I was making a fool out of myself baby-talking this dog, watching her smile back up at me, Leslie informed me that Peaches had a great deal of success hunting wild boar in Japan, hunting in groups as small as 3 other dogs.
And people who buy them from pet stores always wonder why they don't make great lapdogs?
Hehehe speaking of dogs that successfully hunt wild boar...would anyone believe that Shibas were bred to do just that? (And are successfully doing so in Japan even now?!)
I'll never forget the first time I went to my breeder's house and met an adorable little Shiba b!tch named "Peaches," who was a Japanese import. As I was making a fool out of myself baby-talking this dog, watching her smile back up at me, Leslie informed me that Peaches had a great deal of success hunting wild boar in Japan, hunting in groups as small as 3 other dogs.
And people who buy them from pet stores always wonder why they don't make great lapdogs?
