My Mutt 2

It reads, "A mixed-breed dog is a testament to nature. And as the ultimate family dog, the mixed breed excels where the purebred lacks. Drawing from a broader, more diverse gene pool, his intensity is softer than his pedigreed cousins, his drives and compulsions are mercifully muted. The Mutt's loyalty, warmth, and deep desire to please, however, remain as fiercely itact as any dog you could choose to create. MIxed breeds boast personalities as unpredictable and varied as those of their human owners. As with purebreds, the mixed breed's temperament is affected by a number of factors, including heredity, training, and early socialization. Some mutts' heritage is impossible to decipher. If you find one particularly baffling, it may be because he comes from a long line of dogs who were never selectively bred. These mystery dogs are more accurately called non-breeds, than mixed breeds. But a lot of mixed breeds truly are mixed. That is, you can identify a smattering of Australian Cattle Dog, or Beagle, or Collie. This means it's likely some of those breeds' traits are carrying through. A dog that appears to be a mic of Labrador and BOrder Collie, for instance, may have the easygoing friendliness of the first and the whip-smart agility of the second. Or not. With any blend, there's no guarantee you'll get the best traits of the contributing breeds. The only guarantee is that whatever you end up with is something unique and lovable." Item #pet0179

An 8"x10" frame that holds a 4"x6" picture.