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Nancy Ingersoll

8 Years Ago

Help With Dog Breed For Keywords

I have done this piece and know that I should add the handful of dog breeds which match this silhouette to the keywords, That is where you come into play... I plead for your help in identifying what breeds this matches because I know that it is generic enough that it will match more than the couple I have in mind. Thanks in advance for your collaboration.
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John Wills

8 Years Ago

collie, shepard, border collie, shetland, sheltie, sheepdog, shetland sheepdog, might even throw Lassie in there

copy and paste ^^^^^^^^

 

Gregory Scott

8 Years Ago

It's a collie/German Shepard cross. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. The front looks collie, the rear legs and tail and hips look like a German Shepard.

 

Louise Reeves

8 Years Ago

It looks like a Collie, but could maybe be a Belgian Shepherd or Australian Shepherd.

 

Carolyn Weltman

8 Years Ago

Collie

 

Abbie Shores

8 Years Ago

that is a rough collie.... it is what my two are mixed with

or the smaller version, the Sheltie

 

Karen Cook

8 Years Ago

You could also add in working dog, or herding dogs for generic keywords too

 

Fine art Gallery

8 Years Ago

dog, Canine, Pet, Animal, Dog lovers, and add all those above .
I haven't had luck so not sure this would work.

 

Michael Friml

8 Years Ago

Keywords are important for sure...but there is only so many kaywords we can use for a specific art subject...
but we always feel finding some magic words hoping they will take care of the business.... maybe take care of the business over night ;o)
There are some tools online where you can type in your main keyword and it will generate all possible keywords for you. Then you select those you think are relative to your art.
I think you should select keywords they are really representing your art....for example you have an detailed image of a bee sitting on a flower
"pollinate" is not relative keyword for art shopper to use in search.
So I would not wory about keywords like this even you can find images under this word....in the fact when people do search for flower art, or /and with bee they will not enter in search pollinate - there is a signicicant differents between keywords used by art shoppers and art creaters.
(entering keyword "pollinate" it is more like our fantasy to believe in)

So the point is..to get to the few base keywords like flower, plant, closeup, bee, yellow, purple and create all the word combinations you can....like bee on flower, closeup flower, that is very easy to do....and don't forget to take a deep breath and relax...it will work...;o)
you have nice work , good job

....and sorry for my English....I hope you can get a sense from what I mean ;o)
this is just my opinion based on my experience....good luck

PS and if you want to enter breed keywords, enter most of the large dog breed...since in the logo it is not clear and specified, which breed it is...just load it...;o)

 

Debbie Oppermann

8 Years Ago

It's not an Aussie, I have one - I would say Collie

 

David Bridburg

8 Years Ago

collie sort of

The profile actually looks very good regardless.

Dave

 

Robert Kernodle

8 Years Ago

akita

 

Sharon Cummings

8 Years Ago

Def use collie as a keyword....

 

Abbie Shores

8 Years Ago

It's not an Akita, I know rough collies and shelties like the back of my hand and this is one... More rough collie than sheltie

 

Greg Jackson

8 Years Ago

You could possibly use "dog silhouette" as keywords also, and combine the breed with sihouette to further expand on the keywords.

 

Nancy Ingersoll

8 Years Ago

You guys are awesome - Thanks so much for all the collaboration!

 

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