He claimed to be an Irish Wolfhound in Hit The Road. But his fur is too short for that. Irish Wolfhounds have long fur.
Well, he's a cartoon dog in a human almost realistic (but not quite) world. So, probably cartoon antropomorphic irish wolfhounds looks like him (Or that I want to believe)
I thought he was a Bloodhound the first time I saw him, and it would make sense since they are the most well-known scent hounds and therefore make good (investigative) police dogs. Although maybe McGruff was a Bloodhound first, so they couldn't do it twice.
He is not droopy in the face to be a pure bloodhound... so maybe a Beagle and Bloodhound mix like this young pup?
BTW this is possibly one of the DORKIEST things I have ever found myself debating.... I am glad I already found and married a queen of a woman or I would be seriously worried about my future
I think the Irish Wolfhound association is mostly due to it being a breed which can reach seven feet in height if standing on its hind legs:
As for the differences in fur and coloration, Sam has the hand-wavey traits of being a cartoon character in a relatively non-cartoony world and, um, sapient.
But for fun, I'd say he has some Redbone Coonhound and Doberman Pinscher in him too.
Canine shamus means dog detective. It's not a species name. And I think the closest Sam ever came to calling himself a canine shamus was when he claimed his rap name was "Shamus Doggy Dog".
The universe is a bizarre place. At least Flemish Giants reside closer to the "Hey, that's kinda cool!" end of the bizarro spectrum than not. (So long as Night of the Lepus remains both laughably terrible and insurmountably improbable, that is. )
That rabbit isn't a flemmish giant, though I know for certain that it's not photoshopped. It was sent to north korea as breeding stock so they could actually eat, but as it turns out, being the smart folks ant they are, they just went ahead and ate the thing before the actual breeding.
The universe is a bizarre place. At least Flemish Giants reside closer to the "Hey, that's kinda cool!" end of the bizarro spectrum than not. (So long as Night of the Lepus remains both laughably terrible and insurmountably improbable, that is. )
Ah, Night of the Lepus. Everyone should at least see the clips on Youtube. The film was made with such low budget that they can't afford animatronics, and they create the horde of 20-feet man-eating rabbits by filming real bunnies incredibly close-up. The effect is soooooooo cute!
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I'd call him a mutt because he has so much human in him. It would probably annoy him, though.
That leads me to believe he is a mutt.... but being thought to be purebred seems like something that would be important to him.
When you guys aren't around... we say terrible things about you. Sorry pal
Well, he's a cartoon dog in a human almost realistic (but not quite) world. So, probably cartoon antropomorphic irish wolfhounds looks like him (Or that I want to believe)
He wears a suit for something
BTW this is possibly one of the DORKIEST things I have ever found myself debating.... I am glad I already found and married a queen of a woman or I would be seriously worried about my future
AWWWWW
... but the color is similar to a redbone coonhound.
As for the differences in fur and coloration, Sam has the hand-wavey traits of being a cartoon character in a relatively non-cartoony world and, um, sapient.
But for fun, I'd say he has some Redbone Coonhound and Doberman Pinscher in him too.
He's friends with a rabbit but he ain't no friend of mine
If it's about size... Then what kind of rabbit could Max be? O.O He's at least 4 feet tall.
Flemish Giant
And also his self-identification as Canis shamus.
Do you have one in white? Albino maybe?
Please tell me that thing is photo-shopped.
Then I won't say a word.
Sorry, man. But I cannot tell a lie. (Except when I do. Which isn't now. Yes.)
*Shudder*
He has a point.
That's, er... The sloth one. And gluttony one too, apparently. We're just missing the wanton violence, and considering the size, I'm glad we are.
Though that's highly unlikely.
Ah, Night of the Lepus. Everyone should at least see the clips on Youtube. The film was made with such low budget that they can't afford animatronics, and they create the horde of 20-feet man-eating rabbits by filming real bunnies incredibly close-up. The effect is soooooooo cute!