We have reviewed Pegasus from several angles and would like a second opinion. He belongs to the mysterious little litter currently making everyone here question their understanding of canine anatomy.

We know he is a puppy. Everything after that is speculation.

Pegasus has the sleek little face that looks like it was built for speed, a body that appears to have been designed during a group project, and absolutely no interest in helping us identify what breeds participated.

Naturally, we named him after a magnificent flying horse. It felt irresponsible not to.

We’re estimating Pegasus may be around 25–30 pounds fully grown, but please do not make any major furniture purchases based on information provided by people who regularly stand around this litter saying, “Wait. Look at him from THIS side.”

What Pegasus lacks in identifiable engineering, he makes up for in athletic ability. Put this little creature on the ground and suddenly everything makes sense. Sort of.

He RUNS. Beautifully. There is speed. There is grace. There are turns executed with suspicious precision. For several glorious seconds, you forget that five minutes earlier you were trying to determine whether his legs came with the original package.

Pegasus is still a baby and needs all the usual puppy training, patience and love as he grows into whatever Mount Olympus has planned for him. Maybe 25 pounds. Maybe 30. Maybe his wings come in later. We simply do not have access to the blueprints.

Come meet Pegasus and see if this mysterious little aircraft belongs in your hangar.