Nebraska "cryptid" photographed?

El_Spectre said:
That is CLEARLY bigfoot's dog.

Sheesh. You people.
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Yeah That's what I vote for. Clearly it is a dog and since everyone is guessing at what kind of a dog it must be bigfoot's since he doesn't want us to know (or something like that)
 
I believe it is a malnourished Staffordshire Terrier (my girlfriend has one) with a brindle coat. The specifics on the breed can be found at the AKC website or by Googling. The tail is tapered and stiff like a Staffordshire and, assuming an injury had been experienced in the past, a crook would be evident.

Regardless on whether I'm right about the breed, I am 100% certain it is a terrier of some variety (but not a British Bulldog -- that would be mistaken for a hog, "pac man" frog, or Jabba the Hut).
 
baron_army said:
I believe it is a malnourished Staffordshire Terrier (my girlfriend has one) with a brindle coat. The specifics on the breed can be found at the AKC website or by Googling. The tail is tapered and stiff like a Staffordshire and, assuming an injury had been experienced in the past, a crook would be evident.

Regardless on whether I'm right about the breed, I am 100% certain it is a terrier of some variety (but not a British Bulldog -- that would be mistaken for a hog, "pac man" frog, or Jabba the Hut).
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I'd say the legs are too long for a staffordshire and I can't see it being a terrier of any kind.

However, most of my experience with dogs is from previously working as a veterinary tech. I was usually more focused on their jaws and teeth rather than their legs...
 
What
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you
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talkin'
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'bout?
 
The back leg looks like a young moose.

Here's a real alien I photographed(note to mods, I own the rights):

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:D
 
Bradk3 said:
I'd say the legs are too long for a staffordshire and I can't see it being a terrier of any kind.
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The reason I think it's a terrier is because my girlfriend's dog, Vera, likes to spraul out length-wise (i.e. with her front leg pointing forward and her hind legs pointing out backwards). When she does this, those legs look pretty darned long. As a control when my best friends' British Bulldog, Hank, does the same thing, it looks like a ridiculous caterpillar of some sort (I have to get me one of those things!).

At any rate, its the combination of the hips, leg structure, and that tail which make me think it's a terrier. It may very well be a Pit Bull -- and they can have pretty long legs.

I suspect that if you took a picture of a scrawny terrier (making the legs appear longer from malnourishment) with nothing effective in the photo for scale, you'd get something like this picture.
 
It doesn't help that the obviously feline head on the "enhanced" photo is clearly down to interpretation. The mouth and nose on the interpreted head could easily just be markings of the path.

I agree, obviously a dog from the back end.
 
jeez, it would be a lot easier to determine what sort of dog it was if we saw its head. haha

it is amazing what the deseperate cryptos consider a good photo
 
I will definitively state that it is not a skunk.




Might be a skunk ape though...
 
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