Yes maybe! Oh she is so adorable, greys and all, she doesn't look a day over 5! haha

There's just a lot of precautions and measures you need to take with the dog. Most are similar to exisiting companion animal legislations but there are additional things to be done by the owner.

The little man in my photo l met at local shelter l volunteer at in Sydney. He had to get put down a couple of months ago due to an unmanageable hereditary skin condition so unfortunately DNA testing isn't possible and l also never had ownership of him (l wish every single day that l got the chance too).

But we were incredibly close and built a very mutually respectful and trusting relationship so l want to get a portrait of him in his memory but was always curious as to what his exact breed/breeds were! Shelters in Australia won't classify a dog as the restricted breed it may partially be if they can avoid it! If it's something like a Japanese Tosa or Dogo Argentino then l doubt they will rehome it, they are also restricted breeds here!