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Location : Terlingua, Texas

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PostSubject: Re: EEEEEEEEEE   EEEEEEEEEE EmptySat Sep 29, 2018 2:41 pm
I'm going to start an argument here but I see no Lab and very little Husky in this nice looking dog.

Even in a pup this young there are some things that just aren't right for either cited breed. Her ears are too high on her head (too close together) for either lab or Husky.

In the second picture I do see some lab characteristics - but not enough to say that there's a lot of lab there. Her muzzle, for example, angles into her jaw more than I would expect to see on a lab.

On the other hand, the deep, wide chest do indicate that she comes from a hard working line (like the lab or Husky)

I'm going to keep suggesting "Get a DNA test" until I finally convince myself to get one -- at least for the Alaskan Husky in my pack!

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PostSubject: Re: EEEEEEEEEE   EEEEEEEEEE EmptySat Sep 29, 2018 7:18 pm
He is a beautiful dog. I don't see the Husky, myself, but that doesn't mean anything. My brother used to have two Black Lab/Rottweiler mixes. The girl looked like a 100% Black Lab and the boy looked 100% Rottweiler, and they were brother and sister, haha. DNA is the way to go to find out what breeds they believe your pup consists of.
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It would be very little husky if at all. Husky tends to drown out lab if there's very much.

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