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Once again asking for opinions from the collective wisdom of DOL.

I'm thinking Rottweiler cross, possibly with GSP/Pointer, maybe a drop of Lab?

I have listed her as a large cross breed but just wanted to get an idea of what to tell people when they ask about breed.

Meet 'Aura' & ... thanks in advance.

Tell them the breeding is completely unknown. But you could then tell people about her attributes. How tall she is, how much she weighs. How she behaves in foster care and what sort of activity level she has, What animals she has been tested with and how she behaves around kids.

With the limited opportunity you have to sell this dog to s suitable family, stick to the important points, and don't discuss unknowns like the dog's breeding. If people persist in that line of questioning, send them to a breeder to buy a dog.

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She is quite big. When she was first captured as a stray she was listed as G.Dane cross purely on size i think. She is not as big as a Dane by any stretch, but bigger than a Lab or Pointer. She is very muscular and longish in the body.

Greytmate thats a 'greyt' post thanks :)

No Dane there from what I can see. I think there's Rotti in there.

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If you were in North QLD we would all automatically say "pig dog hunting type' which usually comes from a mix of pointer types and mastiff types but not too many razorbacks loose around Gumeracha are there? :laugh:

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If you were in North QLD we would all automatically say "pig dog hunting type' which usually comes from a mix of pointer types and mastiff types but not too many razorbacks loose around Gumeracha are there? :laugh:

Haha nope!! not even east of the ranges out here.... i did see a roo in the front paddock a couple of mornings ago though & We've had emu, a stray goat, but never a feral pig.

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