Nov 12, 2020
Number #2 (sad) was the runner up in your voting.
So here you have an early version of The Plague Dogs if they didn’t succeed in escaping from the laboratory:
They are dogs 666, 667, 668 and 669. These guys are littermates:
They are second generation mixes: (dachshund x french bulldog) x (dachshund x french bulldog)
I reference them as Plague Dogs tangent (the book/movie about research dogs undergoing experiments who escape to become free) because these guys never truly got free at the end of the ethically dubious experiments.
Instead at the end of their life on the research farm, they have been mounted both in skin and bone:
Just a snippet of the past:
#dogs#dog breeding#cross breeding#history#dogs in history#Charles Rupert Stockard#history of dogs in photos#Cornell Dog Anatomy Farm#dachshund#french bulldog#:(#told u it was sad#tbh i was originally gonna do this about#653 and 653 who have similar records#but a litter of four was even sadder :'(#i believe u can go still see these guys stuffed in the storage of some english research facility#among the others#:'(#links#also your welcome to everyone enjoying the 43 photos with all the labels#i spent more hours joining those up for ease of reference without need to#switch between pages#but now my notifications are filled with dumb fucks who think#some dead guy breeding to wildly different types together then intentionally breeding#the most fucked up to the most fucked up#to see what would happen in order to understand how it is predictable#but got all these shallow wannabe purists using this as examples of why crossbreeding is bad#sirs sirs did you look at ALL 43 pictures?#because the backcrosses are not unpredictable#and some of the hybrids are not unpredictable