Test Your Dog Breed Knowledge...

Bit of a cheat really for me as the breeds are written on the postcards on the reverse. I think that they are nice postcards and I thought that all you "doggy" people might like to see them.













For those who were brought up on English comics I always think that the 1st postcard looks a little like "Gnasher" who if my memory serves me well was Dennis the Menace's dog.

Looking forward to your replies.

Best wishes,

Brian....machins.

Nice pictures!

1. Little Muchkin
2. Sasquatch! or Sheep Dog of some sort.
3. Looks like a sheep that's been shorn. A poodle of some sort?
4. Invisible Sasquatch!

The first is a cat, the second a mop and the third a goat

2nd is an Old English Sheepdog I think

Fabulous answer, BeeSee. Truly made me laugh out loud.

The first one looks like an Affenpinscher, the 2nd one is a Komondor (a Hungarian dog), and the 3rd is a Bedlington Terrier.

and take a look at this...indeed, maybe the Sasquatch mistery is solved, biped Komondors, trained by German dogbreeders are walking free in the wild... (picture of the month)
http://www.komondor.de/Neue_Dateien...o%20eng.html

Well done 22crows, I really thought that the Bedlington would be the most difficult one.

The link to the Komondor website is much appreciated and is definitely going into my favourites.

Will post 3 more later on today.

Now I have to go and Google....Sasquatch and Muchkin

Best wishes,

Brian.....machins.

Sasquatch = Abominable Snowman

Muchkin = Cute little doggie (usually)

That Komondor site is great. Amazing dogs.

Here goes with another 3 postcards....hope you enjoy them.

Thanks to Puzzler for the definitions.










Best wishes,

Brian....machins

The 1st one is a Dandie Dinmont, the 2nd looks like an Irish Water Spaniel, and the 3rd looks like a (Brussels) Griffon.

Nice to see all these different breeds. I hadn't known of any of them so far. Thank you to all.

Will have to make any further ones more difficult

22crows you are right on the 1st and 2nd but not the 3rd....it is certainly not easy as it pictures a puppy /young dog.

Will let you know what the breed is tomorrow to give others, if interested, a chance to guess.

Best wishes,

Brian....machins

The third appears to be an American Corporate Brown-Noser, very common in the U.S.

Close, but no cigar, Russ

It is actually a Briard...popular in Europe but much rarer elsewhere.

Best wishes,

Brian.....machins.