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Published: 2014-09-28 12:06:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 2790; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 48
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Species: Canis lupus familiarisLength: 17,5cm
Width: 11cm
Info: We recently got this dog skull. From that many suggestions we think that this being the skull of a crossbreed is much likely. But we will never be able to tell for sure, sadly. The final set of teeth is still growing. The skull material is massive and thick - as you can see in the last picture. The whole skull is solid and heavy for a skull of that size.
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It can be traded, yes. But unfortunately I am not a feather collector and eventhough they are beautiful they are also kind of worthless for me
Beside that I need papers to own those feathers.
Different question:
Is one feather of this species worth 30β¬?
Feather prices are always a miracle for me and it is really hard for me to get the difference in price between species.
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hmm... i'm not really sure if it's worth that much. probably? lol i actually have 4 redtail hawk feathers 3 from the wing and 1 from the tail.Β
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You should probably ask other feather collectors 
I only trade against curiosities, skulls or pelts.
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do you know where i could find anyone that collects feathers and willing to trade?
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featheredfreaks.deviantart.comβ¦
Try this group
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okay thanks! ^^
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American Staffie or English Staffy Cross?
I have a (british) staffy skull, they look similar, but width of the jaws on yours seems slimmer? I mean it could be female as they have smaller, slimmer faces?
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I am feeling comfortable with calling it a crossbreed, yes.
It is too slim to be one of those really, really massive dogs I guess.
But the bone material is thick and the teeth would have been huge if it would have come of age.
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I get a young american bulldog type vibe from it.
Taht or indeed a staffie skull, american as Jewel-Wing said, definitely not european.
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I researched a bit and I am feeling most comfortable with calling it a crossbreed of some fighting dogs.
It is a pity that we never will know for sure what it kind of breed it was.
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A 'pit bull' is a sort of blanket term used to describe a couple of different breeds of fighting dogs as I understand it, or a mix of them.
Where I am the most common pit bull is the staffordshire bull terrier as many of the pit bull breeds are American, maybe it is this? Or a mix of it?
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I have absolutely no idea since I am not familiar with fighting dogs or any dog breed in that direction.
I think we can call it a mix/crossbreed, yes.
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