What could he be a mix of?

 Gosh, I don't know.  Something says Jack Russell and Lab to me.  Sure is a cutie pie!

BCMixs

 Gosh, I don't know.  Something says Jack Russell and Lab to me.  Sure is a cutie pie!

 Thats what I was thinking.

Sowilu

BCMixs

 Gosh, I don't know.  Something says Jack Russell and Lab to me.  Sure is a cutie pie!

 Thats what I was thinking.

 Well, that makes three of us that were thinking Lab.  JRT didn't cross my mind, tho.  Maybe Cocker Spaniel?

His belly has a lot of dark spots. Hope that helps. Is there a breed (around here) that is known for spots on bellie?

He could have some kind of hunting breed in him. The lady lives out in the country so chances are the puppy is a hunting mix. What about the spots on his belly?

Pointers have spots, and it's a hunting breed, could be some of that there. 

Look at this:

Maybe Pointer and Lab, given the coat.  Could be alot of Pointer, I don't know how their puppy coats look, haven't seen too many myself. 

I think you've got yourself a real Heinz 57 there.  Around here, there's coonhounds, and squirrel dogs (feists), and rabbit hounds, and all kinds of retrievers and bird dogs.  Plus of course the stay at home chows and pit bulls.  And around hunting season they all get lost and hook up and then when the females come home preggers, the pups are given away and those pups go on to hook up and their pups are given away - check out the paper sometime or the grocery store or feed store and see the ads "Pups, lab/feist cross, will be small (yeah, right)"  Yeah, they have no idea of the parentage of those pups.

I have a friend who has a feist who looks very similar to your pup.   There's different types, hers looks like a terrier/pittie/hound cross, about 40 pounds and very short and heavily muscled.  He's 19 years old this year, and has never tasted kibble in his life.  He eats whole chickens culled from the chicken houses, bull nuts, and kitchen scraps.  He still runs around, hunts, and chases every single truck and car down their 1/4 mile driveway.

My friend asked me what breed I taught he was I told her I was only sure he was 100% mutt. LOL He is such a sweet heart though what ever he is.

Took him a bath today his whole skin is covered with spots. Why is that?

Sowilu

Took him a bath today his whole skin is covered with spots. Why is that?

Could be flea dirt or a reaction due to flea allergy 

Liesje

Could be flea dirt or a reaction due to flea allergy 

 The spots look natural to me they where there before I applied the shampoo. Its sort of like a plar bear's skin.

 I second the English pointer (or even field bred English setter) mix.  With the copper ears and the spots on the skin.  My pointer, who is basically white with copper markings,  has skin that is speckled all over with copper spots and copper English Setters are marked with "ticking" on the skin as well.  These spots don't show up on the fur until the pup is about 6 months to a year and doesn't finish until 18 months.  Actually, his coat looks like he could be a field variety english setter - lab mix ...or sumpin' sumpin'"...... to me. 

diane303

 I second the English pointer (or even field bred English setter) mix.  With the copper ears and the spots on the skin.  My pointer, who is basically white with copper markings,  has skin that is speckled all over with copper spots and copper English Setters are marked with "ticking" on the skin as well.  These spots don't show up on the fur until the pup is about 6 months to a year and doesn't finish until 18 months.  Actually, his coat looks like he could be a field variety english setter - lab mix ...or sumpin' sumpin'"...... to me. 

 That was my guess. The owner took the little fur ball to the vet, he said he could also be a spitz mix??? Oh well what ever he is he is home now.