[JakeTailor]

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[CorkyMax]

Rather late right now so will only venture a guess on the white one in the pic with the snarling tan dog for now. Am thinking poodle or Bichon Frise. May come back later (like tomorrow) with more guesses. Would help if you could give the weight and size of these dogs.

[JakeTailor]

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[CorkyMax]

Originally Posted by JakeTailor

Ok well the white one in the snarling pic is the same as the bottom one on my 2nd post, but the 2nd photo of her is when she was a couple of months yonger.

Tan dog - Small to medium sized dog (M), rather old
Black, brown and white dog - Medium to large sized dog maybe around 25kg (M) very active
White one - Smaaaaall (F) yaps a little likes to sleep
Curly white one - Medium sized dog (F) likes to play and is active

Hard to believe that tan dog is the same dog in all 3 of the pics! That one has me stumped the most--must be a mixture for sure--the only breed that remotely comes to mind is maybe some Golden Retriever with some other breed that is smaller than a Golden. I have a Cocker Spaniel/Golden Retriever mix. Don't see Spaniel in this dog of yours though! I know an American Minature Eskimo is white but could be a mix with a Golden and come out with this color!

The one (1st pic) you are calling a rough collie to me looks like an Australian Shepherd which would weigh 40-70 lbs. and be 19-23" from shoulder down.

The 'curly' white med. dog I already mentioned in post I did before as either a Minature Poodle--weight= 15-17 lbs. and 11-15" from shoulder down. Or a Bichon Frize--but this one only weighs 4-6 lbs so prob rules that one out. But you also have to keep in mind that if these dogs are mixed breeds--could have the weight of the smaller breed and looks of a larger breed! Is this a very smart dog--Poodles are one of the smartest breeds.

The smaaaaall white one is adorable--love that full front pic of face! This one I am thinking either Bichon Frize--9-11" from shoulder down and 7-12 lbs. Or a Maltese--8-10" from shoulder down and 4-6 lbs. A Maltese has long hair but I think it gets longer as the dog gets older! But like I stated above--If more than 1 breed involved in 'make-up' of dog--Could have different hair of another breed! How old is this little white one?

You could put words in your browser like: dog pictures/Maltese----or Bichon Frize or whatever else breed you want to see. I haven't had time to do that but have found dog pics. before by doing this.:mrgreen:

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