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Greater Than The Sum Of Her Parts, Pig Is In A Breed Of Her Own



Marissa Rubenstein
12 months ago

There’s no question that humans have played the lead role in shaping the amazingly diverse variety of breeds we have today, but often times letting nature be more…well…natural, can be far more interesting. And cute. Like really really, ridiculously cute.

Just take a look at Pig, for example. Pig is an adorably unusual mixed breed pup with a short spine who’s DNA results were just recently announced. Channel your inner breed guessing powers and let’s see if you can figure out her breed! (Hint: There’s more than one answer!)

 
Alright, let’s start at the beginning, here’s Pig as an adorable puppy!

 
Getting any ideas?

 
Okay here’s a pretty huge hint: check out that tongue!

 
Is this the face of an Akita? A Husky?

 
Pig is just going to check out this ice cream cone while she waits for you to figure it out.

 
Think you have it?

 
Answer: Pig’s DNA test results revealed her to be a Chow Chow, Boxer, and American Staffordshire Terrier mix! But that doesn’t mean that that’s the ONLY breeds she has in her, in fact she probably also has some ancestry in a fairly large variety of breeds, not that it matters too much to her owner, Kim Dillenbeck who told AL.com “”To me, she is just 1 in a million. As much as I can see her potential in all these breeds, she is still just Pig.”

Were you surprised? What other breeds did you think might be in Pig’s DNA?

h/t to AL.com

All images via Joey Kennedy and Mark Almond

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Hmm, my kitty Whitey is also greater than the sum of her parts...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 15, 2015, 08:35:09 PM
Hmm, my kitty Whitey is also greater than the sum of her parts...

why did you leave the rest of him here?

Actually, my Whitey was one of those selfless felines who contributed towards the creation of this beauty...