HookerZombie
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I agree, and zombie cats would be cool too. Like stray cats that got infected by eating the T-virus infected rats and lurking around dark alleys. That would be so cool! 
What other dog breed would make a good Resident Evil Zombie Dog
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Airaku
Stray Jedi
I'm loving the joke ideas such as Dachshunds and Poodles.
Though I would personally steer clear with something too familiar like a Husky, Rottweiler, or German Shepard. From a design perspective they are too familiar to the RE universe. Especially to the Wolves in RE4 or the dogs and German Shepard's were in the unreleased RE 1.5.
I would want to go with something that would be a bit more menacing than the past dogs. Rather it be a Pittbull with a weird mutation effecting it's mouth or something a little more hulking like a Great Dane or even a Grey Hound. While a Grey Hound doesn't sound menacing off the bat, with a well designed mutation they would stand tall with their long legs (perhaps longer with their mutation), their body would become oddly shaped and quite grotesque. They would be able to come at your slowly but also run at you at very fast speeds leaving you with little reaction time. To counter this there would be less mutated Grey Hounds in the game and they would be a bit tougher than past Zombie dogs in the series.
Though I would personally steer clear with something too familiar like a Husky, Rottweiler, or German Shepard. From a design perspective they are too familiar to the RE universe. Especially to the Wolves in RE4 or the dogs and German Shepard's were in the unreleased RE 1.5.
I would want to go with something that would be a bit more menacing than the past dogs. Rather it be a Pittbull with a weird mutation effecting it's mouth or something a little more hulking like a Great Dane or even a Grey Hound. While a Grey Hound doesn't sound menacing off the bat, with a well designed mutation they would stand tall with their long legs (perhaps longer with their mutation), their body would become oddly shaped and quite grotesque. They would be able to come at your slowly but also run at you at very fast speeds leaving you with little reaction time. To counter this there would be less mutated Grey Hounds in the game and they would be a bit tougher than past Zombie dogs in the series.
HookerZombie
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Cujo?Cujo meets Resident Evil *insert YOU ARE DEAD on screen*
Jen
Girly Gamer
I agree about greyhounds possibly being a good dog type to incorporate. Imagine how scary it would be to have a zombie version of the fastest dog breed suddenly chasing after you, especially mutated in the way you suggest.
I think a zombie Bichon Frise could be quite hilarious.
HookerZombie
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Plus I find greyhounds to be kind of disturbing looking anyways because they are always so skinny. Like the demon dogs in the first Silent Hill game.