Could she be a Malinois? - Page 2

I think you want her to be a Malinois so bad that no matter what people tell you, you will blow them off  More than likely, someome dumped the dog and she didn't come from the police officer down the road.  Why can;t you just be happy that you have a nice dog that you like?  For all you know she could have 5-6 different breeds in her making her look the way she does.

No its more like some Malinois owners are so uppity due to being the owner of a Malnois, that if a dog doesn't meet perfect breed standards, they won't adknowlege the likeness. She has the body of a Malinois, with larger eyes, a wider skull and droopy skin on the underside of her neck and under her eyes.  If you can't see that much, I suggest  that you contact your nearest Eye specialist immedietly. I have no proof that she is a Malinois, but that is the only breed that looks similar to her. That is why I came to this board. 

I never once said I wasn't happy with her. I am merely curious what breed she is so I can find a mate for her. I have never owned a dog this intelligent and gentle, nor do I expect to ever find another like her. She is priceless. It wouldn't matter to me if she was the combined spawn of every dog in the county. I don't have to have the best of the best. I have never owned a fullstock dog.  I don't even like dogs in general, but I have came to love her.  I'm finished here.  Thank you Easylikearockstar and Countryboy for attempting to help me. 

If a mod happens upon this thread, could you please lock it? I don't see any options allowing me to delete/lock my threads. I will not be returning and I don't want anyone else wasting their time posting here if I'm not going to be back to see the messages. Thanks.
 

Wait... you're looking for a mate for her? As in you're going to breed a dog with unknown history that just showed up at your front door? 

Please, leave the breeding to the people who have poured blood sweat and tears into learning how to do it correctly to produce quality dogs for specific purposes. There are millions of unwanted, homeless animals that are incredibly smart, loyal, friendly, and great with children who are dying from starvation, abuse, illness, and sitting in shelters too long.