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wur
29 Jan 10 19:34
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Realistically, I mean. References to Great Dane - Yorkshire terrier crosses are funny for about a tenth of a second.

Bulldog/border collie would be interesting.

Lhaso Apso/American pitbull

Greyhound/Husky
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Report Big Charlie • January 29, 2010 7:35 PM GMT
Irish Wolfhound and Diane Abbott
Report redbag • January 29, 2010 7:38 PM GMT
sarah jessica parker and vanessa feltz
Report gman500 • February 4, 2010 7:20 PM GMT
PMSL
Report johnnyrant • February 4, 2010 7:33 PM GMT
you can always cross a **su and a bulldog - offspring are bullsh*t (Dumb & Dumber)
Report allpoints • February 4, 2010 9:35 PM GMT
I have a little ** which is very long in the body.I would quess she's probably a Jack crossed with a dashound.Lovely little thing now & she is very fast.This is probably due to its length + having longer legs than a dashound.
I also have a small dog which seems to be a black & tan crossed with a pug.Very bonny dog.
Both rescue dogs which no one wantered.
The ** had 5 homes before she was two & was known in the rehoming kennels as beast.She would go for anything & anybody,she was a real un.
The dog had been very badly used & was a bundle of nerves.I only had to look at him & he would wet himself,I've had him two years & at times he seems to have flashbacks.He loves to play but he still finds it very difficult at times to trust me & come to me.
Report naydam • February 4, 2010 9:58 PM GMT
Aren't all domestic dogs descended from wolves? I thought that the huge variety of breeds and differences is just the result of selective breeding.
Report BurtSaddo. • February 4, 2010 10:44 PM GMT
Ladycakes with a Bearded Collie, you would then have a bearded lady that takes it up the gary.
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