Yet Another Awesome Animal I've never Heard Of

is that the Chucacabra???

LOL Interesting looking. Like others said, seems to be lots of german shepard in there...

originally posted by: JohnnyAnonymous

originally posted by: Ksihkehe
a reply to: Night Star

They're almost like a hyena mixed with a dog, both in the way they look and that vocalization.

I was going to say something similar. If a Hyena mated with a Fox and then a German Shepard somehow got in the mix.

Wild... Cool though.

I was about to write this. It looks like a Belgian Shepherd.

Belgian Shepherd
duckduckgo.com...

They are like dogs with fox software and foxes are like dogs with cat software. Intelligent, playful and lot's of drive.

a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

Beautiful dog!

a reply to: edaced4

Haha! Just a very unique animal.

a reply to: Night Star
Every dog owner says that... but she was the best.

My family owned generations of German Shepherds. I am thirtythree and I count nine dog names. Most German Sheperds but also American and Belgian. We burried the last one about 2015. We always had at least two, most of times three. Younger learn from older. All of them went through SCH3 training, some were better at searching, some were better at protection service. All of them were socialized and friendly to kids. I wasn't the pack leader but humans are above dogs in the pack, always.

This Belgian Shepherd however... Intelligent, balanced, awake/alter, lovely with kids. She would react to hand signs we teached most of the dogs. She loved to race me in the car. 55km/h steady for 500m but then she needed rest. I had an old RWD BMW with gravel suspension settings. It was dirt / field roads thought. One day I took a new route along a forest and there were a man and woman walking far away, they stopped. We stopped too and then they came aproaching. I thought they were angry but they aproached me laughing with thumbs up and said that's a good behaving dog, wished me a good day.

Because I honked and gave her a hand sign while stopping the car to let them by. To make her lay down at the spot she was seeing my handsigns (immediately). Then I parked next to her and waited.

As soon as I started the engine, after they were gone a few meters, she knew she was allowed to jump back up and was eager to race. She would run side to side in front of the car and I would rev a bit and clutch a bit and make her speed off. Then I launch with safe distance and let her win by letting her in front of me all the time, making sure to let off the throttle and come to a stop. She would run until she collapsed I was concerned. Confidence boost

Amazing dog in every thinkable way. She got 16 human years old and was very active most of the time.

a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

I loved reading about your sweet, smart girl! Thank you for sharing your memories with me!