I don't know what she is but she sure is cute

What a cutie! I thought I saw some peeka-poo(sp) in there. Face in kind of like one a friend has, but longer snout, thats better. Hers usually had dental problems w/under bite and mouth breathing. The mixed breed dogs I think tend to have less health problems common in some breeds, but you never know what you will get until older, kind of like human babies. Years ago a friend had a mutt, it was the funniest looking thing. Abount 25 lbs. but had a big dog body but those poor little short legs of a dauschand, really sweet dog though. Do you have to have it groomed, is hair like poodles that keeps growing?

We do need to groom her, yes - she gets a bit curly and fuzzy :-) She's been groomed 3 times - she's 5 months old. They were leaving her beard hair like a schnauzer but we've asked to trim that off because she traps water in there :-) She looks more poodle-ish without the beard. She doesn't shed and is super duper smart - could sit, shake, roll over at 3 months old and now knows "outside" and "cookie" and "daycare" (she goes once a week to play) and "gramma's house" and "go to bed." We crate her at night because she's not trustworthy yet :-) But can't wait to have her grow out of that because she's a cuddler and I know would take over the bed!!

No matter the breed, she is absolutely gorgeous....Years ago, we had a part poodle/schnauzer, named Suzie...She was all black with just a tiny spot of white on her chest...Looked very much like Lola....
Such a sweetie!

Her expression and muzzle remind me of the Lhasa Apso dogs I used to have, which could also explain her length. Could be Lhasa and poodle mixed, but who knows? Whatever she is, she's adorable.

It was not until my dog was 2 and a half that we figured out his breed. At first he had short hair like a pitt bulls hair, and he had a husky mask, so we knew he was part husky, even tho his neautiful fluffy tail did not come until until after 2 years old - his tail was like a pitt bulls also, we thought he was either boxer or shepherd, and it was not until he was full grown and standing right next to a bull mastiff did we figure that part out...he had us fooled for awhile.
So I would say wait for maturity, because they change alot when they are little. Cute pup - looks like my friends cockapoos - also looks like aussie in there, if you had photos of her standing up next to sometihng that might help. How old is she? How big?

cute!

Who cares? She's adorable.