What dog breed is she?

[Mattemma]

For anyone wh knows dogs could you give a guess on this one.She was 2 months old in the pup picture.She is now HUGE at 10 months of age.What type of dog could she be?Thanks for your input.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/g/a/6408823/new-dog

 

[pogmobum]

I dont think she is a pure breed but i would guess that if she really is as big as you say that shes a mix between an english mastiff and something else. Hope this helps.

 

[pogmobum]

They also come with the white stripe down the neck

 

[Mattemma]

Thanks for the input.She is a neat looking dog,but causing way to much damage for me to tolerate compared to my other two when they were pups.

I may just rehome her.Lol, I have been saying that for months.I swear she will chew on the house eventually despite me buying every kind of toy and bone.Probably would eat my car tires too.She just ate the wheels from a rental garbage can!Crazy pup.

She is huge. I am suprised she has not eaten the chickens! She inhales food.

 

[pogmobum]

We had a german shepherd that was the same way if you keep them they do grow out of it but not for a year or two and with some training, if she is that destructive it is probably best to give her to someone who has enough time for a dog like that thats what we did and the dog is now living right next to a forest and lake much happier

 

[punk-a-doodle]

Stunning dog! I am not at all sure of the breed, but I can say that the first thing I thought was "rottweiler mix" because of something with the eyes and face (and paws) looks very much like my roommate's American rottie. I do know that her now very well behaved dog was a terror as a puppy, and most of the front of the house has been completely eaten (all the shutters for example are eaten halfway up!), and counters and chairs are still eaten away from his puppy days. I know she said she had to treat him differently than past dogs because any physical touch escalated him, and that respect from him was a hard won battle. I know that crate training was implemented. He is a complete gentleman these days though, and was well worth the time and effort and learning curve for how to train him.

I'd suggest talking to people who have owned very destructive breeds/dogs, and see what methods they use.

That said, no idea if there is any rottie or any mastiff type dog in there.

 

[Peaches Lee]

By her ears and face, maybe German Shepherd mix?

 

[dainerra]

I don't see anything GSD in the face or the ears... I would guess some type of mastiff or boxer mix

 

[dutchhollow]

Plott Hound

 

[Peaches Lee]

I don't see anything GSD in the face or the ears... I would guess some type of mastiff or boxer mix

I came to this conclusion looking at the second and third photo in the link. The picture in the thread does give off pit/mastiff mix. Hard to tell.