There arn't any cheats, the only way is to sell puppies, but save your money to buy more expensive dogs and breed 5 star dogs which can sell up to £50,000!
It looks like at least part border collie, maybe a border/golden cross. The body shape, markings, etc. look like a border only a bit bigger. Good-looking dog! (Is it Ms. Field's dog? They certainly look like good friends.) *** I think he's got some Great Pyrenees in him - mixed with Border Collie. My dog looks a lot like him, but is larger - at 130 pounds. (I just had his DNA checked.) That could explain why he looks like a big border. I'm thinking he's not as big as your dog, but he's pretty good-sized. This is actually an English shepherd, which is a dog related to the border collie (actually the base stock from which border collies were developed from are the English shepherd) you might also find them called Farm Collies. I just got a puppy that is related to Sally's dog, he is her great - uncle, and yes, that dog does belong to her, according to my puppy's breeders! It's not Sally Field's dog. She told Brian Williams on NBC News that she only met the dog the day of the filming. She was given dog food to keep in her pockets to keep the dog happy. :)
It can breed with anything.
No, Moltres is not able to breed.
You have to breed with a ditto if it is a male
They can or cannot be. It depends on if the poodle was breed with a non-pedigree dog.
Pure breed
a pedigree is a certificate proving/certifying that your dog is a pure breed. Thus a pedigreed dog is a dog with a pedigree, so it is a pure breed dog
The lineage of this breed of dog can typically be traced back for about five to six generations in their pedigree.
pedigree
Yes, a Soft-coated Wheaten Terrier is a pedigree breed. This means that the Kennel Club recognises it and ancestry and stud records are kept for this breed.
breed brothers and sisters
Dutch Warmblood, with great pedigree
Some synonyms for pedigree include lineage, ancestry, and descent.
A "pure breed" can not have non pedigree progenitors. A golden retriever is a pure breed. If your dog has ANY mixed parentage it is a "mutt" or "mongrel" and not a pedigree specimen.
Pedigree cats are a result of many generations of breeding within the same breed. You cannot tell this by looking at a cat, only by recording the generations of cats. Technically a cat is not pedigree if you do not have a record of its family, even if it has been bred true, as you need proof of breed to enter it in a cat show as a pedigree.
When people are said to have a pedigree, that is a metaphorical statement. Animals that people breed have pedigrees. People have genealogies.