I have seen pictures of people who resemble their dogs. If you picked a dog to resemble yourself, what kind would it be?

I have seen pictures of people who resemble their dogs. If you picked a dog to resemble yourself, what kind would it be? Asked by Avalon 46 months ago Similar questions: pictures people resemble dogs picked dog kind Pets > Dogs.

Similar questions: pictures people resemble dogs picked dog kind.

My dog would be a.... Wookie! I am about 6'5, 265 pounds. Full beard and facial hair.

I am rather furry (except for the top of my head, which is rather bare).

Yorkie! If I had to pick a dog that looked like me, it would be a yorkie. I think we both have a “baby face” and similar big eyes.

Not to mention that although we’re both “small” we have big personalities! For added fun, check out the following pictures! These people really DO look like their dogs!

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A red Doberman such as you see in my icon. That's Jayla my red doberman who is such a spoiled little girl. I call this particular picture "Jayla in her party dress" .

My dog looks so much like me, we are often confused for twins! But in truth, we are merely soul mates. The only real difference in our looks is that she is only about 5 inches tall, and weighs 4-1/2 lbs.

Apart from that, we are twins - and now you know exactly what I look like (well, maybe she IS a little bit cuter...). So I’d have to say a Pomeranian. Here she is on Christmas morning...

I wasn't sure what dog I resembled, so I asked my husband. He thinks, I look like a Beagle. But he was reading the paper about the dog Uno in the Sunday newspaper at the time.

There was a big write up in the paper, as we live just outside St. Louis, where Uno is from. Uno the Beagle is pretty much the star here this week after winning the "Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show"! But can I trust my husband to give me a truthful answer?

He might be biased right now after reading about Uno the local hero. My husband also said, that I sometimes act like a Beagle. How I asked?

Like in you like to talk a lot, which he now is calling braying. I don’t BRAY! I have to admit that I do like to howl at the moon on occasion - especially when we go camping.

And, he said, you like to dig holes in the backyard. Yes, I do like to grow tomatoes and garden in the summer. I do like to dig.In additon he adds with a smile; you can on occasion be too much for me to handle.

I do have a lot of energy and I know how to use it. So now I am not sure if he thinks I resemble a Beagle because he has just read about the great qualities of a Beagle or if he thinks that I also look like a Beagle. Yes, it’s confirmed, I’ve just been told that I have the behaviors of a Beagle and look like one too!

I have strawberry blond hair, fair skin, with a few freckles, and I am short with a muscular/ stocky build. I was a sprinter in track, rather than a lean and long distance runner. I am also very fun, playful and have a cute nose.

My eyes sparkle when I am happy and I like to wag my purse when I leave to go shopping. Yes I am a Beagle. But if I could choose I would like to be an Irish Setter.

I have almost red hair and I like their sweetness, obedience, loyalty, not to mention their long slender legs. My legs are short and stocky remember? Remember the Disney movie "Big Red"; I would look beatiful resting beside a warm fireplace as an Irish Setter!

And, I am part Irish. My daughter and son just said, they think that I look like a little brownish red hamster!Thanks...guys but the question is what dog do look most like; not what pet do you look like. That is another askville question for later.

Thanks for the question it was a lot of fun. Need to go fetch some things for the family now -bye. Sources: St.Louis Post Dispatch, Westminster Kennel Club, Husband and Kids opinions.

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As in Surviving with me after 28 years of marriage? I told him no one owns me! He's not my owner.

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I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.