Results seem accurate to me, this is my Kelpie Rottweiler. Face and size looks very similar. Super cuddly and loves the couch. He'll sprint to the bedroom if I ask him if he wants to have a nap with me.

Super smart though so you have to be careful what you say and how you say it. Adopted him and his brother at 4 weeks old and they were sitting on command by six weeks old. Knows about ten words just for "treat" because my husband and I ask each other if they've had one already before giving them one and they keep figuring out what we're saying. We have to text each other to ask if we want to take them to the park because even the inflection of asking that question with different words makes them go ballistic. They answer yes or no questions, didn't train them, they just figured it out. They also take turns while playing fetch, another thing we didn't teach them. They were playing fetch perfectly at like two months old and just naturally let each other have a turn.

I’m gonna need you to give her all the scritches and at least most the treats.

She deserves them!

Such a fantastic picture - the arms of the sofa look like fingers, like it's a tiny dog getting pinched!

The percentage of DOMESTIC dog is debatable, though, given the 12% dingo 😁

"I want a cocktail. surprise me" and the bardogtender did

Came here to say this.

She's the bestest girl. Super intelligent and excellent rat catcher.

What about Fijian Street Dog? 😆

Kelpies usually have a bunch in them, the Aussie cattle dogs too.

I'm saying nothing.

Statistically, she's eaten 12% of babies

Ahhh... The days when my only responsibilities were to wipe my own butt and enjoy lunch time before the bell rang.

That's clearly a lab mix. Those policies disallow every "breed" except labs so every dog is a "mutt, mostly Labrador Retriever."

I guess we'll never know which of the adventurous relations actually interacted with the dingo.