She is 7 months old... we got her last week from a local animal rescue organization. They said she is definitely part german shepard... I figure maybe some rottie or doberman due to the brown dots above her eyes but there must have been something pretty small in there though... she needs a name too!

 

i like molly as a dogs name

if she wasnt so cute i would say dumbo! she has some huge listeners on her!!

brett

 

Looks like German/Lab/Rotty.

I like molly too.

 

cute dog, i had a dog named molly growing up she was an english sheppard.

and i think that is a sooner dog which i think make the best pets.

i vote to name her Jazzy!

 

With the ears, the color and the stance, it looks like for sure that she's got some shepherd in her. What the mix is, I don't know. I don't think even a vet could tell you but she sure is a cute pup!

 

I say Doberman and German Shepard

 

I second that.

Remi is a good name aka Remington...

 

ditch the pink collar, for goodness sake!!!

that's a nice set of ears.

we named our dog Junior - he's my wife's Kid, he takes after her: eats, sleeps, wants a snack, a nap, and go bye-bye in the truck to buy something at the pet store.

yeah, Molly would work for her.
she looks alert & intelligent.

we got a rescue dog that was food aggressive. had to take her back.

good luck with her!

petsmart obedience training was $100 for 10 sessions, made a HUGE difference in our puppy.
our puppy does better with hand signals than verbal orders.

 

I like Brett for a dogs name, especially a female dog.

 

molly is no good call her that swear word that starts with d, you could be like come here

 

wow!

thats rough

good burn

brett

 

I agree, looks like Shepherd/Dobie mix to me.
How about Dingo for a name?

 

Had to do something, you got me pretty good after that girly man comment.

 

Dob/Rott - Shepard mix for sure with those ears, snout, spots, and markings.
I would call her "Patches" (or Hey Mutt).........

 

I have a Rott named Molly...and my name is Brett....ouch! There acutally is a company that will tell you exactly what she is. They do it through DNA somehow. I think if you were to google dog DNA you could find it. They just need some hair I think and a few weeks and they can tell you exaclty what mix she is. I read this long artical on it while I was at the vet a few weeks ago. I am going back on friday and I will get the name of the company for you. Pretty cool stuff really.