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What other breeds has your purebred been mistaken for?

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Chandler

Can I eat that?

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 1:12pm PST


	Chandler has deffinetly been called a Chi. Which I can get. He does look like a long-haired Chi.

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Scamp

My life is a big- drama show!

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 3:49pm PST


	My Chihuahuas haven't really been mistaken for any other breed... except my deer-footed Chihuahua has been called a Min Pin ???

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♥Rosi- e♥

Is your breed- next? Ban BSL.

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 7:33pm PST


	I'm not purebred, but people always think I'm a Springer Spaniel pup! Some people think I'm a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and one person even thought I had Papillion!!!

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Cody- Alexander

live ur life you- may not be there- tomaro

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 8:54pm PST


	hmm cody a purebred australian shepherd often is mistaken for a chow chow one time someone thought he was an irish setter with short trimmed hair and a docked tail when actualy he was born without a tail at all.hes also been called a tailess golden retrevier. a person even asked me if he was a loghaired chocolate labradore i told them that i honestly dont think that exists but there is a such thing as golden retreiver.but what gets me is my mothers husband my step father still to this day argues that cody is a smaller version with a docked tail of a chow chow and hes been informed many times of his actual breed.

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Heidi CGC

Play Play Play

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 8:58pm PST


	lol Cody I don't get Chow Chow at all. Do people even know what dog faces look like?

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Chloe

World's Larest- Chicken!

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 9:22pm PST


	Because Chloe is still very young, and a natural eared Great Dane, I hear people call her a "skinny black lab" more often than I care to!

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Bruno

Brunoski

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 10:09pm PST


	Bruno gets called a Boston all the time.

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Pookie

A- Pookiechu...Cute- r than a bunny!

Barked: Mon Jun 29, '09 10:56pm PST


	Pookie isn't purebred but gets mistaken as a Japanese Chin, which is a purebred, dog if that counts. Very close to ones with less short faces, but her ears stick up.

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DUBLINS- SECRET

I think...- therefore I herd- !!!

Barked: Tue Jun 30, '09 12:06am PST


	Even though Secret is a card carrying Bearded Collie who weighs only 38 pounds and is 19 inches at the withers , she has only been identified correctly 14 times in 3 and a half years (9 groomers 4 owners). The other 500,000 or more people shes met here in Las vegas (Cal.-New Mex) think she is an Old English Sheepdog. A lot of these people will go as far to argue with you ..... like I was duped and lied to by her breeder. One poor misinformed chap went off on me (15 to 20 people standing there) claiming that his parents bred OES's for 20 years and that Secret was grossly malnurished...badly bred OESheepdog. He left mumbling (loudly) that I should be reported for cruelty....geez !!!

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Donovan'sMaj- esticJet of- Solace

Street sweeper!

Barked: Tue Jun 30, '09 4:01am PST


	a wolf, an irish wolfhound a pony! go figure!

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