[Redheadedfreak]

I found this little girl at what you would consider a puppymill. I had to bring her home and she is an absolutely wonderful puppy. Very obedient already and a really quick learner. The place that I got her from said she was a mix between a mini aussie shepard and he didn't know what else. I am just curious if anyone may have an idea. Her first vet visit isn't until the beginning of next month. Thanks for any help guys!Here is are pictures of her: http://www.unitedstatesfca.com/jennyspics/index.htm

[daytondaveman]

Kinda looks like she might have a little lab mixed in her but its hard to say. Shes a cutie though.

[kellieanne h]

very CUTE!! there is deff some lab in there just by the nose and ears.. not to mention the coloring... she will be beautiful when she gets bigger...

[PitbullLady]

Due to her dilute chocolate brindle pattern and coloring, as well as her ear set, I'd say that there's some American Pit Bull Terrier in there somewhere, along with some type of Shepherd breed, possibly Australian Shepherd, to account for the fuzzy coat and face structure. She's going to be a pretty dog, from the looks of her now.

[Wife&Mom]

She is adorable! It looks like she could have some Weimerhiner (I know I spelled that wrong). Get ready for a high energy and very intelligent dog. That makes training easy but she will get bored very easily. Make sure she has LOTS of play time and toys to chew on. Avoid Greenies and rawhide because these can get balled up in the stomach and cause blockages. I have an Aussie/Border Collie mix. She's 11 yrs. old and has just started slowing down. Good luck and have fun!

[Semolina]

Hard to say because she is still so tiny. I am sure as she grows up, her breed mix will become more obvious.Could she have a bit of Queensland Red Healer in her?