It is not a St. John’s water dog with long hair.
It is not a Welsh sheepdog or an English shepherd.
It is a mix.
January 4, 2011 by SWestfall3
It is not a St. John’s water dog with long hair.
It is not a Welsh sheepdog or an English shepherd.
It is a mix.
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looks like the ones they have on this site:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/borador.htm
lab x border collie?
Black Lab x BC or Spaniel x BC. The eyes are wider set than a collie and a little wall eyed. Sort of looks like that off-coated PWD you posted a while ago.
It would depend on where this dog lives in the states Black Lab and border Collie, in the UK perhaps a Flat coated retriever and Border Collie
Golden retriever crossed with something else that has a long coat.
Golden/spaniel mix
The broad head bothers me. I can definitely see the border, although it looks fairly tall. The well-filled-in face doesn’t strike me as a FCR nor a Golden. I guess I’ll go with a Lab/Border cross.
Australian shepherd & Labrador mix.