What breed is my dog? He has thick fur, a husky tail, and floppy ears.

Hello. Teddy is a very handsome boy. He does look like a German Shepherd, but it is possible he has a very small amount of another breed in him. It is also possible that he had some issues when he was a puppy that affected the cartilage in his ears, & this is what is preventing them from standing erect. I think he is sweet looking just like this! Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Sharon is beautiful! I agree he looks like mostly husky but not pure bred. I would think he could have white German Shepherd or Spitz if his tail curls. Sadly we may never know and everyone likely has a different opinion! I hope this helps!

I think he certainly could have some hound in him. I also think his face and ears look a little like a Great Dane, although he's not that large. I definitely can see the German Sheoherd. There are some commercially available DNA tests that can be fun and might give some other ideas although their accuracy is debatable. I think Wisdom panel is best http://www.wisdompanel.com

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Your puppy is adorable! It is common at this age for puppies to have blue-green eyes. As they get older, they usually do turn more brown. So I would assume his eye color may not stay that light. I think that your dog is likely a husky mix. But we will be able to tell more as he grows up! I hope this helps!

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Lucky is very cute! He looks to be a German Shepherd mix. Maybe with Chow or Shar Pei based on the small ears and the look of his face in the first picture. I hope this helps!

Max looks to be a German Shepherd but if there is a small amount of a different breed (like a single great grandparent), if may be difficult to detect by looks alone with so much German Shepherd genetics present. He does not have the straight back of most working lines, nor is he quite as angulated as most show lines. His breeder would be the best source of information as to the different bloodlines present and if there was a mixing of show lines and working lines. He has the more rare long coat for the breed. From the photos he appears to be black and tan with the normal saddle markings. I hope this is helpful and please feel free to post any additional questions.

First you should know that breed identification by looks alone has been proven to be inaccurate 75% of the time. If I had to guess, I suspect a pit bull type breed and German Shepherd. However Boxer and maybe hound could also be present. If you want to know for sure, look at one of the breed tests such as Wisdom Panel. Beautiful dog!