Mutt: History
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Even today, semiferal dogs who live on the edge of human life look somewhat alike. Climate doesn't seem to have much of an impact since similar-looking dogs show up from Australia to North America to Asia--though some have longer coats than others. When it's hard to figure out a mutt's heritage it may be because they draw directly from this line of non-breeds who were never selectively bred. That is, they've never had a purebred ancestor. But a lot of mixed breeds truly are mixed. That is, you can see a smattering of Australian Cattle Dog, or Beagle, or Collie in their coat or shape or size. Being able to identify contributing breeds can help give you some insight into their personalities, though of course it's only a partial story. « Health | Next: Breed highlights »
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poor mutts
i wish people would look at them as bright energetic animals not just "this is ugly and stupid i don't like it im gunna put it in the shelter forever until it gets put down" GRRRR!!! it annoys me |
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1 day ago by Anna view |
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i wish more people wanted mutts
for a long time, i mostly wanted pure breeds, because i like the look of pure pugs, pure black labs, pure rotties, pure g... (continued) |
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Dec 20, 2008 3:09pm by catmaster667 view |
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