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Guess this breed and win a reward!

So Jamie's the latest addition to our family.

Jamie

She's spunky, full of energy (do not go by her size people!) & LOADS of fun to be with! This little one came in whining and weeping when her human left her for the day. Within 3 precise minutes, she was bouncing all over, getting every dog's attention and making them run for their lives! Within an hour, she was comfortable fetching for us, playing cricket (!!) and was happily chewing on chappatis!


Now, which breed do you think she is?!! 'Coz we aren't able to figure that out...

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  1. Unknown10 April 2011 at 02:03

    rottweiler/ doberman/ bharat hound mix?

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  2. Unknown19 April 2011 at 11:41

    Jamie definitely has the markings of a doberman or rottweiler. Could be a cross between an indian dog and a doberman or rottweiler

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  3. Unknown11 May 2011 at 12:42

    Do you know of a similar set up in Bombay?

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