This dog is a cross between two mixes. Her dam was a mix between an Airedale and American bulldog, and her sire was a border collie/sheltie mix.
And she looks like an English shepherd.
Hmmm. I think this provides some photographic evidence for my theory that English shepherds have a bit of the old herding bulldog in them.
You misread. The mother is supposedly pure American Bulldog.
“She’s a mix between an American Bulldog (her mother) [No kidding – the mother was a purebred] and Airedale Terrier, Border Collie and Sheltie (the dad).”
I can see the bulldog in there, but she should be smooth coated, yes?
I hate when people use poor punctuation and make confusing sentences like that.
Well.
American bulldogs carry a long-haired gene.
I did not know that. Interesting!
I can see crossing an airedale and bulldog for catch dog purposes.
This is how you write that sentence so it makes sense;
“The mother was a pure American bulldog, and the father a mixture of Airedaile, border collie, and sheltie.”
Why make a swampy sentence like that?
Not everyone is a writer.