[toty]

 

[emeraldecho]

Looks like quite the troublemaker! I'd guess St Bernard / Husky for the mix.

 

[toty]

Looks like quite the troublemaker! I'd guess St Bernard / Husky for the mix.

oh no, he's quite the small boy, 20kg at the age of 3

 

[emeraldecho]

oh no, he's quite the small boy, 20kg at the age of 3

Hmm...definitely not St Bernard then. With such goofy expressions, I assumed he was still half-grown. 😅

 

[toty]

Hmm...definitely not St Bernard then. With such goofy expressions, I assumed he was still half-grown. 😅

haha, no, he's just a half-adult clown and spoiled dogo. He's done growing thank god 😆 But thank you

 

[emeraldecho]

Maybe a Border Collie mix then? Some of them have a similar coloring...but there'd have to be something else crossed in to get such a thick undercoat and solid jaw.

 

[toty]

Maybe a Border Collie mix then? Some of them have a similar coloring...but there'd have to be something else crossed in to get such a thick undercoat and solid jaw.

was thinking about australian shepherd and border collie

 

[emeraldecho]

was thinking about australian shepherd and border collie

You could be right about the australian shepherd. I always think about them as having a more mottled coat pattern than the collies, but not all of them do.

 

[Shadowfox]

Maybe an aussie, husky, something?

 

[emeraldecho]

Any chance there's of one of the Asian breeds in the mix? That curved tail and hind end in the 3rd photo almost remind me of a Shiba Inu.

 

[Arctic_foxy]

Australian shepherd / husky maybe?

 

[mseaver]

oh no, he's quite the small boy, 20kg at the age of 3

toty. Are you are interested in more responses? If so, can you post two profile photos - one of the head and neck; another of the entire body? For optimally helpful images, get the camera lens down to the same elevation as your pup and point across at him horizontally while he is perpendicular to you. An assistant (and perhaps a waiting treat) may be beneficial toward helping the pup hold a pose as you compose the image.

Along with those photos, can you also post a rough measurement of your new pup's height at the whithers? If you are not familiar with the location of the whithers, a quick search on the terms "canine whithers" will provide numerous descriptions and illustrations of how to locate this spot on a dog's shoulders. (For the purposes of my request, there is no need for great precision - just lay some kind of straight edge more-or-less-level across the back at the whithers and use a ruler or a tape measure from the floor to the bottom of one side of the straight edge.)

 

[SaintLouis1990]

Definitely Aussie mix. They are also known to have blue eyes. Here’s a pic of an Australian Shepherd that I found on Google.