Hello everyone! To be completely honest, before I can really truly call myself a mastiff owner, I must get some more expert opinions on just what my pup is..
As backstory, my boy Rudolph and his six litter mates were found in a garage by a good samaritan who brought them to the humane society where I work. They were stinky and their bellies were hugely distended from worms but they were (and are) sweet as can be. There were blue brindles, a brown (black?) brindle, a light tan, and then what might best be described as a blue and tan in the litter. I took two home to foster for about three weeks ago, and well, failed to an extent
We decided the keep the male that we were fostering. He is blue brindle (or maybe reverse brindle, I really don't know the difference) and white on his chest and paws. The staff at the humane society is guessing these pups are pit bull/mastiff/cane corso blends. I don't have a lot of experience in identifying breeds at this young age so maybe you guys can help!
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You can see his sister (the other puppy we fostered) in the last two pictures. I think her coloration is very unique and not quite sure what to call it. She has almost shepherd markings but with light blue and tan. They have grown like weeds in the three weeks we've had them and Rudolph's paws are quite large.
Any thoughts??
And thanks in advance for your help!!
As backstory, my boy Rudolph and his six litter mates were found in a garage by a good samaritan who brought them to the humane society where I work. They were stinky and their bellies were hugely distended from worms but they were (and are) sweet as can be. There were blue brindles, a brown (black?) brindle, a light tan, and then what might best be described as a blue and tan in the litter. I took two home to foster for about three weeks ago, and well, failed to an extent
![IMAG0591#1.jpg IMAG0591#1.jpg](http://www.mastiff-forum.com/data/attachments/23/23902-e3c77d67eef633ceccc77e9d5d807001.jpg)
![IMAG0670.jpg IMAG0670.jpg](http://www.mastiff-forum.com/data/attachments/23/23903-aee417a16c7b0f5cf87364e379969e7e.jpg)
![IMAG0928.jpg IMAG0928.jpg](http://www.mastiff-forum.com/data/attachments/23/23904-5e70e8eb64128b9702b55b9ef1c9a7c2.jpg)
![IMAG0559.jpg IMAG0559.jpg](http://www.mastiff-forum.com/data/attachments/23/23905-d0073f2d9029eb399e5ac80c04f0bd7e.jpg)
You can see his sister (the other puppy we fostered) in the last two pictures. I think her coloration is very unique and not quite sure what to call it. She has almost shepherd markings but with light blue and tan. They have grown like weeds in the three weeks we've had them and Rudolph's paws are quite large.
Any thoughts??
And thanks in advance for your help!!