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lostnfound

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5. Good advice of course.

Reply to TygrBright (Reply #3)

Mon Nov 28, 2022, 07:17 AM

Nov 2022

May do that if my partner is willing. He has been reluctant and he is the more experienced dog person. I wanted to understand about the reason why the wheaten/bichon mix seems uncommon. I have also been looking at the rescue sites.

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Anyone knowledgeable about mixed breed dogs? [View all] lostnfound Nov 2022 OP

2 not particularly popular/common breeds. elleng Nov 2022 #1

Pictures of my sweetest companion lostnfound Nov 2022 #9

I am very familiar with both breeds PlutosHeart Nov 2022 #2

Thank you so much. What does the 'X' refer to-- does that mean a mix? lostnfound Nov 2022 #4

The *perfect* dog is waiting for you at a nearby shelter. Go look. n/t TygrBright Nov 2022 #3

Good advice of course. lostnfound Nov 2022 #5

Petfinder.com is where I found the latest canine love of my life. emulatorloo Nov 2022 #6

Breed distinction is generally more consistent with physiology than temperament... TygrBright Nov 2022 #7

Thank you so much for this advice lostnfound Nov 2022 #8

I can empathize - when we lost our previous companion it was hard to think about another. TygrBright Nov 2022 #10

I posted pictures of him in the thread above.. lostnfound Nov 2022 #11