Do you think she's a Husky?

[Arztwolf]

Her body and fur type really seem GSD to me. Her face resembles border collie with a shorter nose, which would come from something like a GSD. Something about her stance and the way she's built, and the small triangular ears do look like a spitz-type dog, which includes husky, so maybe there's some husky. I'm not totally sure, just my opinion/guess. What's her temperament like? Is she hyperactive?

She's loving but aloof at times. She'll greet people with a butt whiggle if I'm friendly towards them, if not she'll just stare at them.
She can be hyper, but appears to have an "off switch".

 

[Curlyginger]

I'd say Shepard/chow or husky/chow/Shepard mix of some sort. My dog, Annie, is a fluffy black mutt. When people ask what kind of dog she is, I say "domestic long hair."

 

[brandini73]

Based on size and appearance, I agree with Keeshond and Chow. Keep in mind mixes are often not pure crosses of 2 breeds and there can be a lot going on there. I would only be inclined to think Husky if there's something else to indicate it...like does she "talk" (woo, whine, howl, very strong prey drive) a lot? Did her pups show any characteristics of a Husky (blue eyes, lighter colored undercoat)?

 

[keesmom]

I don't really see Keeshond or Chow. Not enough coat or curly tail. She reminds me more of a shepherd.

 

[brandini73]

I don't really see Keeshond or Chow. Not enough coat or curly tail. She reminds me more of a shepherd.

Long hair is a recessive trait, so any short coated breed mixed up in there could negate that feature. It's mostly still just guesswork & fun to try to figure out, but sometimes "unknown mix" is the best answer!

 

[eagrbeavr]

The black tongue tells she has Spitz in her heritage at some point, which includes many arctic and eastern asian dogs, ancient descendants of chows, which are part of the Spitz family.I see some GSD in her as well.