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Does this rescue puppy have an unappealing color? Is that why nobody’s adopting her?
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@Verulam: A very mixed dog, none of her grandparents would be of identifiable breeds.
@Audrey: Yes, this was right after she was taken off the streets, unused to humans.
@myfavoritelucy: Strange. I’ve only been posting her picture on Instagram adoption pages since 10 days and this is the first time in yahoo. You must be deluded.

11 Answers
- E. H. AmosLv 71 month agoFavorite Answer
The muddy dull coat & vaguely brindle pattern may be a factor.... but PERSONALITY is likely more so. In the picture, the puppy looks **GLUED** to the person's leg and looks SCARED TO DEATH - which is not appealing. She needs to be sitting up, with a friendly or playful/perky look. With work and in time, I am sure you will be able to capture such a pic. If possible, ADD a bright green bow or bandana to her neck.
- Anonymous1 month ago
That is a good dog, and the brindle color is somewhat popular. What is missing is the confidence/security of having an owner, a job, responsibility, security and a place, i.e., a home.
- Mrs HLv 71 month ago
I don't think so. Try a different picture. Her side looks like it's missing fur and people don't get that it's just the angle
- DK52Lv 71 month ago
If one turned their nose up at a dog because of the color of its fur or markings, I wouldn't allow them ANY pet. Personality and temperament is what is important as for any companion, human or otherwise.
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- bluebonnetgrannyLv 71 month ago
Yes. Maybe. I test the temperament first, looks do not matter if the dog has the temperament I am looking for. I wouldn't want a submissive temperament so I look for a strong dominate temperament. Color does not matter to me.
- Nekkid Truth!Lv 71 month ago
If she's unused to humans and acts shy, timid or unfriendly, that's why no one is adopting her
- myfavouritelucyLv 71 month ago
Well, judging by the amount of times I've seen that exact pic, I assume this dog was adopted 10 years ago.
- Verulam 1Lv 71 month ago
It's said that black coloured dogs are often ignored when in a Shelter, but that puppy should find a new home pretty quickly. It could be that she has Pit Bull in her background (or is one?) that's putting people off?
Considering that when I went after my Whippet, I WANTED a blue brindle the colour of that puppy alone wouldn't put ME off.
- Weasel McWeaselLv 71 month ago
Not at all...........poor pupper.........he just wants someone to love him.