What in the world is it?

[Guest crobinc840]

I happened across this picture and thought it resembled something from Star Wars. What do you think it is?

 

 

[watchman 256]

I happened across this picture and thought it resembled something from Star Wars. What do you think it is?

 

 

 

hungry by the looks of it

[tattooed 3]

I happened across this picture and thought it resembled something from Star Wars. What do you think it is?

 

 

a thin looking dog.....

[mexlad 189]

looks like a saluki

[Guest crobinc840]

looks like a saluki

 

And mexlad wins the trophy It's a year old Saluki that someone thought looked good enough to put on a dog site.

[tb25 4,627]

ugly bugger that's for sure

[skinner 348]

skeleton

[dog fox 16]

i wonder were it gets its energy from ,

[artic 595]

There are a fair few that are naturally skin and bone.

[mexlad 189]

i have got a saluki x greyhound shes 10 next year but she was really skinny when she was young and wouldn't put any weight on till around the 18 month mark, atb mexlad.

[Guest crobinc840]

I had a wolf mix that was very gangly when it was younger no matter how much food and what I fed it. I certainly wouldn't put a picture on the web of it as a specimen of what a hybrid should look like

[artic 595]

I had a wolf mix that was very gangly when it was younger no matter how much food and what I fed it. I certainly wouldn't put a picture on the web of it as a specimen of what a hybrid should look like

 

People can think what they like Robin, IF that's IT's natural state then so be it. No justification needed.

 

Or shall we call the RSPCA?

[gnasher16 30,280]

People can think what they like Robin, IF that's IT's natural state then so be it. No justification needed.

 

Or shall we call the RSPCA?

 

 

Possibly the first time ive ever agreed with something artics said ...plenty dogs are naturally on the thin side same as some are prone to carry weight.....when its a dog thats of a slender build anyway its easy to mistake it for being skinny.....even light framed dog breeds can have specimens that are naturally thinner than the average of the breed....it dont mean their unhealthy

Edited December 18, 2010 by gnasher16

[Guest crobinc840]

I was alway a bit self concious about it but he did finally gain weight as he got older and looked great. Just like some people being scrawny teenagers, it was just a stage.

[romany52 313]

It's probably not as thin as it looks, it's back is flexed which is bound to emphasize the vertebrae, and it's lungs are full, so the ribs are pushed right out, if it was standing normally it would most likely look like a lean fit dog.