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Old 03-07-2010, 08:20 PM
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What breed is this DOG, and its story...

Returning from a trip in the pitch dark across several fields, when me n my lil cousin almost got home we saw movement as we saw something scurry into a corner we were like wat was that. Cos u hav to b careful heaps of wild stuff... Any way I immediately chkd it out n found a puppy whimpering in a corner... It was dirty and tiny... So I pickd it up ( A big no no in Pakistan ) and took it from there to my nani's home which was packs with ppl as everyone was sleeping over.. All the kids loved him immediately... Nani chckd a psyc but let me keep it cos I'm her favourite lol... Anyway eventually I pit the puppy Down it got scared of everyone and jumped into my lap and curled up in a ball within my legs.. Was amazing how fast itbuilt a connection with me.. Then I got some milk which it gulpd down really fast... No one feeds dogs in paki ... Let alone give em milk( expensive) ... Anyway we next inc all the kidds found a place fir him too sleep including a basket... Also gave it some meat to chew on... The next morning it hadchkd a few poops... We then took it to dadis house for a day. And from then to my aunts house... I was then to sAdly depart back to Australia... I recently got news that prince or rio as he is known is barkin like crazy at intruders , even though he's tiny..

p.s. i bathed him and washed him the next day, and he looked clean and awesome, and now he is tick free.. This dog was in pakistan(went for 3 months holidays), now im in australia and want a dog, thats why i wanna know what breed this was, bcause he was simply awesome..







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Old 03-07-2010, 08:30 PM
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First off, WOW!
I cant believe how adorable this puppy is and that you found the poor little guy!

Is it a boy or girl? if I understand right, you are now in Australia??? If so, who is the dog with and are thye keeping him/her?

I am not sure, but he looks TINY and very YOUNG! Can somone help out with age here?!?!

Also, try not to give him anymore milk as milk is not good for dogs. Well..not exactly...if he is young enough to still need milk then he will need puppy formula or I think goats milk will work too.
Do you have dog food? Is there a pet store around you???

As for his/her breed, Id say a Australian shepherd or Australian shepherd Mix. A red one in color. Here is some pics of two red Australian Shepherd puppies. What do you think?? Agree with me?




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Old 03-07-2010, 08:39 PM
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Hey,
Yeh i am keeping him. He is in pakistan, as i was on holidays there, and im from australia. But he's now on my uncles farm, he'll know how to take good care of him. I think he's currently on Goats Milk now (since my unlce had about 3 goats who gave birth while i was there and now there lactating, good timing i guess), since its a third world country and people generally dont have enough money to feed pets. But yeh sadly i had to come back to australia since my holiday was over, but now i want a dog, so really looking for the breed. He was a boy, age i wouldn't have a clue but he was pretty young and mal-nutritioned when i found him and had a lot ( i mean a lot!) of ticks. He is now clean of ticks, and much healthier. He looked about 10x cuter after i washed him. The thing was i was taking care of the puppy, and my little cousins were with the camera, so i didnt realise they hadnt taken a photo of the puppy after its wash. .
I'll try getting a photo of the puppy now 1 month on from these photos
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Id love to see pics of him now!

And I updated my first reply if you hadn't noticed with pics of the breed I think he is. If you liked the way he,looked, I would REALLY look into Australian Shepherds as that puppy looks a LOT like one!

Here is a link about the basics on the Australian shepherd: Australian Shepherd Puppy - Australian Shepherd Dog Breed Information

That might help you a bit, and if you think that breed sounds like something youd want then you can look more into it

They are beautiful dogs, a lot of them have pretty baby blue eyes! Thats common in that breed and they come in a few different colors which are really pretty! I love the red and blue merle colors!!!
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Old 03-07-2010, 08:51 PM
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Ahh Cool Thanks a lot, the second pic looks quite like him.
Im getting my first puppy, after Rio ofcourse..but that was only for a really small amount of time.. So i need a puppy, who'd also be good around little kids since my mum runs a childcare ( only a few kids) from home. And i've been into cats (since i was 4 , now im 20) for quite a while, so a puppy which will get along with my new kitten. Any idea's, would the Australian (yay) shepherd be good in such situations?
thanks again.
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Um...well actually a dog that gets along with those depends if they are raised around them. So if you were to get a Australian shepherd (or any other breed) as a puppy and raised it around children and cats and let it will grow with them, the dog SHOULD 99% of the time get along with them, or whatever it is they are raised around. So yes, if you raise them with them, the dog will learn to love them

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I like Golden retreivers to, my kitten is 8 weeks old, so should i aim to get a puppy who is 8 weeks old aswell?
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Well, you are not supposed to wean puppies before 8 weeks. Usually its best to wean between 8 weeks and 10 weeks. Do not get one before 8 weeks, trust me form personal experience! Not a good idea!

But it would be best to get the puppy no older than 3 months because you want it to grow up around the children/other pets as long as possible so Id say so for 8 weeks old.

I herd GREAT things about goldens! You can start looking for a dog on Pet adoption: Want a dog or cat? Adopt a pet on Petfinder if you want to adopt or craigslist classifieds: jobs, housing, personals, for sale, services, community, events, forums if you want to buy. if you dont know what those are, petfinder is a site that shelters/rescues list all the dogs/cats/pets they have for adoption so you can view them online. And craigslist is a classifieds site that people post thigns for sale on, they have a pet section, so look in there. there are ALWAYS puppies/dogs needing homes on there and they are usually VERY cheap!
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Glad you helped the little guy, and glad your uncle is keeping him.

As for breed. I would assume he is many different breeds.

since it is Pakistan. We would need to know what (if any) breeds are very common over there? as it would be hard for us to tell you what breeds are in that puppy. Looks like many different breeds
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wow what a cool story!


unfortunately, at that age, most puppies look very similar...I don't have a good guess for you...but he looks like many different breeds.


that was a wonderful thing you did for him. Thank you
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