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so we were out on a walk today and someone says "awwe look at that pug puppy!" im looking behind me and i dont see a pug puppy....the people walk up to indica and said she is such a cute pug.....all i could do is give them a blank stare....and finally was like uhhhm she isnt a pug. they were like OH then what could she be and i said far from a pug she is a pitbull...i just said that i didnt wanna go thru the whole process of explaining that there are this many types of bullys and blah blah blah because obviously they were already idiots haha....then on our way home the old man up the street was like awwe cute puppy and of course i said thank you as he was petting her he says isnt this one of those killer and fighting dogs i said no she not a killer nor a fighter and just walked away....i hate to be rude too people but when im offended thats what happens and instead of telling him off i just calmly walked away lol
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LOL, I've had the following: pug mix, whippet mix, lab mix (seriously??? a 60 # dog a lab pit mix? My friend's 50/50 lab pit is 24 inches wither and 85#), beagle mix, boxer mix, bulldog mix, and one time even a mastiff mix (seriously a 60# dog a mastiff mix???) Don't worry about it, you know what your dog is
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Okay, well to put things in perspective here's my Border Collie, Mick...laying on the end table like a douchebag (that's what I get for clearing the clutter away).
![]() And here's a picture of him as a five-month-old pup (he's three now)... ![]() People usually ask if he's a heeler mix...or if I'm lucky, a Border Collie mix. But more than once somebody asked if he was a pit bull mix and once somebody looked at him, nodded and said, "That's a terrier mix" absolutely seriously. |
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Okay, well to put things in perspective here's my Border Collie, Mick...laying on the end table like a douchebag (that's what I get for clearing the clutter away). |
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LOL, he doesn't look like a border collie mix to me. In fact, he looks exactly like a border collie. The hell they got pit mix from? But I'm also on a Border Collie message board, and I know of at least one other person there who was asked the same question about their purebred border collie. In action, he's obviously all Border Collie...all stalking and a very strong "eye." I just wish I had the money to do all the herding lessons I'd like with him, because he's really quite good. I'm the idiot out there in the field with no clue. |
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I have absolutely no idea, but I've heard that twice. And neither time it was related to his tendency to get into dog fights with dogs that get in his face. |
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LOL, I think it is because your dog is a rough coat/short coat border collie. People are too used to the long coated border collie. Someone once asked if my friend's german shepherd was a mix because he is a long haired shepherd. He is also friendly with strangers if my friend is with him and is relaxed. Otherwise, the dog will alarm bark if he doesn't know you or if he's seen you a lot of times would run at you and hump your leg. This dog is two faced because he will allow the neighbors to pet him if my friend is around but if not, he would hump the guy's leg like crazy if he goes up to him. Mick's friendly as long as I'm cool with the person. I used to rent an old farm house and the landlord ran his landscaping business off the property. The one worker was always real shady acting, and Mick basically always was lunging at the end of his chain (he prefers to spend his days outside) trying to kill the guy. The rest of the landscapers he made friends with and they'd come over and play with him on breaks. He just hated the creepy guy. I don't mind that in a dog. |
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True story.
When we found Trudi at a shelter in Upstate New York the tag on her crate that read BLACK LAB. I knew she was a pit, just not sure what type. When I pointed this out to the shelter worker she looked at the tag, looked at the pup and said, "Nope, that's a black Lab. At the front desk I brought the issue up to the shelter manager. He looked Trudi over and said, "I'm sorry sir, this is a Black Lab. Do you still want her?" Of course we did, and brought her straight away to our vet (great guy, now deceased). I told him what the shelter staff said and putting her up on the examining table he held her face in hands, then turned to us with a smile and said, "Your Black lab has mumps." |
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True story. |
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At the time was the shelter allowed to adopt out Pits or Pit mixes? A couple municiple shelters around here can't, so they lie through their teeth. Many a Pit Bull or mix has been labled a Lab mix. |
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today someone said my dog looked like a Collet... I assume the dumbass meant colleY...
(never mind, the guy actually told me that pit bulls are nothing but unpapered amstaffs. well, they are, but only in the eyes of the law really as they aren't recognized by the FCI) nice to know, I'm starting another season of Lassie soon! I will make millions! ![]() |
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Okay, well to put things in perspective here's my Border Collie, Mick...laying on the end table like a douchebag (that's what I get for clearing the clutter away). and yeah.... many MANY ppl have complimented me on my "beagle mix" srsly?!?! ![]() a BEAGLE mix?? what beagles have ppl been seeing? lol well, works in my favor..... she's listed w/ my apt as a Plummer Terrier/Whippet mix. |
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Totally feel your pain
Here is what I get on a regular basis: Giant Chihuahua: I get this one the most. Since when do Chihuahuas come in Giant size? Labrador Puppy: A woman came up to me and asked if when my dog was grown if I wanted to breed my Labrador puppy with her male Labrador? Seriously? You don't know what a puppy of your own breed looks like and you can't tell a 2 year old dog from a puppy. Definately shouldn't be breeding. I said sorry she's not a lab, shes not a puppy, and she's fixed. Australian Cattle Dog Mix. I get that one often Pit Bull puppy: I've gotten this one quite a bit, but more so when she was a puppy. Basenji: I hear it often lab/Terrier mix: I get this one often Corgi: And I quote "Ooh is that one of them Corgi dogs. I've always wanted me a corgi. Is she for sale" My gosh. She is not a purebred dog at all. Here she is my 27lb Giant Chihuahua: |
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