Mary Allen
Not only people come in all shapes and colors, but dogs also illustrate the creativity of our nature.
Dog breeds with spots are particularly noticeable. The exciting fur pattern attracts many dog lovers and automatically makes the four-legged friend appear elegant and playful at the same time.
You wouldn’t have thought that number 18 even has spots!
The Pointer
The pointer is a classic English dog breed and is considered the purest of pointing dogs. He inherited his excellent hunting ability from Greyhound and Foxhound.
Spotted or spotted in various shades of brown, these dogs are mostly white in color.
They are friendly and intelligent dogs that are very loyal to their owners.
The English Setter
The English Setter is not only a talented hunting dog but also a real feast for the eyes.
Its long, wavy coat is predominantly white with black, tan, or lemon spots throughout its body.
This breed of dog was bred to hunt birds and still has a strong hunting instinct today. They need plenty of exercises but are good-natured companions for active families.
The little Munsterlander
Although the Small Munsterlander is a popular hunting dog in Germany, it is less well known in other countries.
Its coat is of medium length and slightly wavy, and is white in color with dark or tan spots or spots.
The good swimmer is friendly and easygoing within his family. Due to his strong hunting instinct, however, he needs strict training.
The Bracco Italiano
This ancient breed of dog is related to the Molosser, which is easily recognized by its muscular appearance.
Its short, dense coat is often white with tan spots or chestnut with white spots.
Bracco Italianos are affectionate dogs that do not handle punishment well. A consistent but heartfelt upbringing is the way to go here.
The Great Dane
Great Danes are best known with a black or blue coat color, but they also come in brindle or black and white spotted.
They are very large dogs, but they are anything but aggressive.
They are loyal to their owners and are gentle and playful with children.
The Dalmatian
In the spotted dogs category, of course, one must not be missing: the Dalmatian!
Its black dots on the white coat are what make this dog famous. Even laypeople can instantly recognize and name a Dalmatian.
Dalmatians are good-natured family dogs, like to play with children and enjoy being cuddled.
The Australian Cattle Dog
In Australia, Australian Cattle Dogs were initially kept mainly as herding and herding dogs – hence their name.
The family-friendly and lively four-legged friends are now also popular companion dogs for everyday life.
They are born white and piebald and only with time get the typical blue or red dots, as well as the tan markings typical of the breed.
Brittany
The British Spaniels, as Brittany are also known, are most commonly found in the white-orange coloring.
However, they are also spotted dogs and can be mottled, black or brown spotted.
Brittanys are excellent hunting dogs and also need this activity in everyday family life in order to feel balanced.
The English Springer Spaniel
It’s easy to enchant these pretty spotted dogs with their thick fur and bright eyes.
Although the English Springer Spaniel is a friendly and playful dog, he is not a cuddly toy. This breed is very headstrong and energetic.
They are usually only affectionate and obedient towards their caregiver.
Stabijhoun
Stabijhouns are very versatile dogs but are quite unknown. They are among the rarest dog breeds in the world.
The Friesian dog has a long, slightly wavy coat that can be black and white and either spotted or roaned.
They are happy family dogs that don’t shy away from hard work.
The Braque Français
This French pointer was originally bred to hunt poultry.
Their coat is mostly white, brown, or white with brown markings, and they can also be spotted dogs.
The Braque Français is good-natured and friendly and gets along well with children.
The German Wirehaired Pointer
As one of the most popular dog breeds in Germany, the German Wirehaired Pointer has taken root in many families.
His hunting instinct can easily be kept in check with sufficient activity. He is reliable and affectionate.
The German Wirehaired Pointer can have brown, black, or light colored fur with a roan pattern.
The border collie
Border Collies are the ultimate herding dogs who would love to run around excitedly all day long.
This intelligent dog is in dire need of a task to keep him feeling balanced.
Their coat is of medium length and smooth, and is usually white with black markings, spots, or speckles. Mold patterns also occur.
The English Cocker Spaniel
The Cocker Spaniels stand out above all because of their large, wavy floppy ears.
The English Spaniel is happy, lively and affectionate. They are ideal family dogs that love to frolic in the water and bark loudly.
Their fur is long and smooth and comes in all sorts of different colors. Pits are very common.
The Bluetick Coonhound
The blue and black mottling that is typical of this breed also gave it its name. Bluetick Coonhounds also have tan markings.
They are very rare outside of the United States, where they are often kept as hunting or family dogs.
These coonhounds are good-natured and cheeky at the same time and need a confident master.
The German Shorthaired Pointer
The German Shorthaired Pointer is the pride of German hunters because they are talented, reliable and smart at the same time.
If he has enough exercise and can regularly pursue his passion – hunting – he is a warm-hearted and child-loving family dog.
Its coat is short and harsh and either all brown, or brown with white spots or speckles.
The Dachshund
Most people only know the dachshund in brown or black and tan. But dachshunds can also be spotted dogs and have spots or spots of all kinds of colors.
Today they are usually kept as companion or family dogs. Originally, however, they often served as hunting dogs.
Their cheeky and confident personality makes them cheerful cronies.
The Jack Russell Terrier
Jack Russels are popular family and companion dogs because they are friendly, lively, and loyal.
They usually have a white base color and brown or black spots. The coat is short and needs regular brushing.
Since Jack Russel Terrier was originally a fox hunter, even today he still has a hunting instinct which he likes to use when playing.