Ten dog breeds with spotted coats, including the Pyrenean Mastiff, Spaniel Breton, and Italian Pointer. Learn the characteristics and origins of each breed.
There are around 400 dog breeds recognized by different institutions. Each one of them has characteristics that differentiate it from the rest. In this video from Animal Expert, we are going to talk to you about the 10 dog breeds that have spots on their coats. Don't miss it. 1. Pyrenean Mastiff it is a giant dog originally from the Aragonese Pyrenees the where it was used as a guardian dog for flocks. The Pyrenean Mastiff performed agilely in various physical activities thanks to its compact and muscular body. Its coat is long and thick, ideal for protection from the cold. Its body is predominantly white with black or beige spots on the flanks, the face, the back or the base of the tail. 2. The span and Bredon is a medium sized dog originally from Nantes, France. The Span and Bredon has a robust, straight and proportionate body. Its head is round with rectangular and drooping ears. The coat of this breed is straight and short. The predominant color is white accompanied by black, chestnut or orange spots. Find out more about the S. Bahn and the Breton in the video above. 3. The Italian pointer is a large dog of Italian origin. These dogs have been valued for centuries for their hunting skills and good nature. The Italian Pointer has slender but muscular legs, perfect for chasing prey. Its coat is short and dense and can be white with brown, chestnut or orange spots. In addition, there are also some spotted specimens. 4. The Bodegaro andalus, also known as the Ratanero Andalus, is a breed native to Jerez and Cadiz. It has a slender tail and its legs can be long or short. Its coat is short, fine and white with black or chestnut spots on the neck and head. Likewise, some bodegarrows also have small spots all over their bodies. 5. The Dalmatian.
