It’s a livestock guardian, not a herding breed.
July 22, 2013 by retrieverman
Posted in Absolute Piffle, working dogs | 23 Comments
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OK, I’ll play. I’m going to guess around the edges rather than the middle, and maybe near the upper right but not the white one: the one with just the gray face visible at the edge of the woods.
Fun challenge!
Down right seen from behind !!! From the center of the image, he’s at 4 o’clock !
Yep!
the one without the ear tag!
He’s at the bottom of the photo, in the very center and is white.
Is this a trick–or am O b;ind
Karst Shepherd – blends right in lol
Bottom 1/3rd line, 5th from right, dark brown/black, tail curbed up, with whitish rumps looking away with head tilted to the left, as if grabbing the neck of a sheep.
Is it a corded breed like the Puli?
Nah. It’s very much like a Caucasian ovtcharka, which is what I initially thought it was.
If it is what I believe it is, it is too dark for a Caucasian Ovcharka (and also too lithe), Bulgarian Karakachan Shepherd, Bosnian Tornjak, etc. It can be a Karst Shepherd though. It is also too lithe for a Serbian Sarplaninac.
Good photo. I looked right past it several times before it jumped out at me. Looks something like my Czara.
Where is the dog? I can’t tell at all
I can’t see it.
You would not be a very good coyote. That’s what you’re saying.
If I was coyote I could smell there was a dog — as a human,I couldn’t see it until there were detailed instructions
How do you know his name is spot? *badoom, tshhh*
I can see the dog (after several scans and getting it out of my head that I was looking for a corded breed) The dog’s colour frilly knickers and general angle blend in excellently. It was the tail rather than the head that gave it away eventually for me.
Bottom left.
What breed is it?
Seems like Karst Shepherd to me.
Come on man, just tell us
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