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don't know what kind he is but do know he looks serious about his job.
 

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Is he supposed to be an LGD breed? If so my guess would be a Sarplaninac mixed with a short hair breed, perhaps a toil? The coloring is like a Sarplaninac but they are usually big fluff balls.
 

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Yes she is suppose to be a LGD breed...however owner claims that she is a Pyrenees: She can't be a true Pyrenees. The person has puppies and says that both the female( in the picture)and the male are full blood Pyrenees. She says male is all white. Which according to all I have heard and seen they are white and may have a little bit of markings.
 

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Looks like a GP mix...GP's can have markings and masks but like you said not to that extent. Maybe some other farm breed that has merle as a common color.
 

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She could be pyr and Sarplaninac but still not sure the coat is fluffy enough. She could be pyr and Aussie for that matter, but I am not convinced she is 100% Pyr. However there is a website that talks about black pyrs so IDK, maybe gray would be an option too. All the ones I have seen are white or white with some patches of other colors.

http://bar6diamondranch.com/lgdsinfobackpyr.html
 

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LOL I thought it looked like a Pyr that got all dirty in the face.
Could be a shar/pyr.

Pyrs can have heavy markings. He looks all white but the head so IDK.
Could be the badger markings were just heavy and concentrated around the head. More than 1/3 markings on the body is disqualification.
 

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She could be pyr and Sarplaninac but still not sure the coat is fluffy enough. She could be pyr and Aussie for that matter, but I am not convinced she is 100% Pyr. However there is a website that talks about black pyrs so IDK, maybe gray would be an option too. All the ones I have seen are white or white with some patches of other colors.

http://bar6diamondranch.com/lgdsinfobackpyr.html

She does resemble a few of the dogs pictured on that site, so I suppose it is possible. TY for the link.
 
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