What will puppies from a Norwich Terrier and mixed breed look like?

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! It is hard to know as that will depend how much genetic material he has. He is likely going to look more like the breed he looks like now as he continues to grow. Good luck!

Since the litter would receive half of its genes from the pit bull and half from your mixed breed, none of the puppies would be pit bulls. That said, the way genes are expressed can vary widely and it is possible that some of the puppies may strongly resemble pit bulls. It is equally possible that none of the puppies would resemble pit bulls. Genetics keep us on our toes and you never know exactly what will happen!

Bruno is a very cute pup! Unfortunately, with a puppy that is a mix of two different breeds, it's quite unpredictable what the puppy may grow up to look like. Being able to predict the adult appearance of the pup is one of the main advantages of choosing a purebred puppy - so with a mix, I'm afraid you'll have to just wait and see! He may look like his dad, his mom, or some mixture of both. Just like human children, you never know until they're grown up. Regardless, he's a very handsome guy. I think he will be a great looking dog, no matter which parent he takes after :)

It's impossible to know what the pups will look like as adults. It depends on what the father looked like as well as how dominant his traits are vs moms. That said many mixes will closely resemble one purebred parent. You'll just have to wait and see to find out.

He is certainly a cutie! It is truly impossible to determine the origins of a mixed breed dog based on appearances. particularly one this young. I can see what could be cane corso or another mastiff/bully breed in his face. If you want to know his lineage I would recommend a genetic test. You can order the Wisdom Panel online or ask your vet if they have a test they can perform. As far as his size, it will depend on his parents if you have seen them, or for a very rough estimate we sometimes will see what the weight at 3 months is and triple this for a guess at adult size.

This will depend on the genes he got from both his mother and father. There is likely a 50/50 chance that he will be either. I am afraid you may have to wait it out until Tony loses his baby hair and grows his adult hair.

This is a great question! While it’s not possible for ONE puppy to have two fathers, it’s definitely possible for a litter to be the result of two separate breedings. You may find as the puppies get larger that some favor your beagle male and some favor the dachshund! Regardless of the father, I’m sure they are all adorable!