Holy crap....

[JamminJonah]

I originally thought rabbit... but I'm gonna say young goat. Not a dog though, the feet and legs aren't the right shape and the muscle tone is off IMO .

[Jeanne]

Looks like a goat...I think the color of the critter is a bit off for a deer though even for a red deer, and red deer from what I have seen have white bellies.. but I am probably wrong...

[Wizill]

lol quente, a kangaroo? come on man...

[The_Godfather]

The description on the website said it was a dog. That's what made me originally think that.

[DM1975]

It is not a rabbit for sure. Rabbits have those big hopping back feet, this does not. As for a deer, I have never seen a deer that color in all my life, unless it is an exotic. As for hoofs, I realy cant tell that those are hoofs, usualy hoofs are more pronounced i.e. several inches of a hard black hoof sticking out from the fur. My family raises spanish goats in Texas where I grew up around them all my life so I realy would have to say it is quite possibly a dog, but just an edjucated guess is all...

[Ginevive]

I'm from Western NY--which borders Ontario, Canada

Me too!
I think it's a bit too reddish to be a deer. If it were a fawn, it'd have light spots on it. Maybe it is a dog? It's hard to see the feet.

[Ginevive]

Godfather, if you don't mind me asking; what site was that on? It seems like it'd be an interesting site.

[First_time_herp]

I think its a dog, now that I look at it again.

[The_Godfather]

I've examinded the larger pic, I'll link anyone who wants to see it. They are not hoofs. They are paws. rules out those possibilities. I looked up some rabbit pics and there is no way it is a rabbit, they legs aren't right and you'd see the ears if it were. The tail could easily be a dog tail. You don't see the whole thing, and the underside of a dog's tail typically does look fluffy.....

[sophie42204]

I think it's a bit too reddish to be a deer. If it were a fawn, it'd have light spots on it. Maybe it is a dog? It's hard to see the feet.

You might be right about the color, but some fawns don't have those white spots. Eh, maybe it is a dog....