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Though there are several variations of the bulldog (American, French, Continental), the most iconic is the English bulldog. Used time and time again as a mascot for sports teams, universities, and even the military, this stout symbol is best known for its smooth, creamy coat. Did you know it doesn’t only come in white and tan? The merle bulldog boasts a wild fur pattern outside the normal expectations of this popular breed.
Imagine a dog as wrinkly as a Shar Pei but as big as a mastiff. Scratch that – bigger. Enter the American Molossus. A gigantic dog whose name coincidentally rhyme with colossus, it’s simultaneously a very old and very new breed.
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You don’t have to be a Corgi owner to recognize these beautiful herding pups. From their short legs and long torso, to their long hair and friendly personality, Corgis can make a long-lasting impression on anyone.
There are a few different types of the Corgi breed, and we’re here to tell you everything you need to know about one in particular. Below is an in-depth look at the Merle Corgi.
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Brindle French Bulldogs one of the world’s most charming pooches. With their small bodies, big ears, and singing personalities they’re sure to make a great pet for you and your family. But before you jump the gun, there are some things you should know about this breed that will help you make the right decision on whether this is the right pup for you.
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Brindle pugs are sought-after by many pet owners for their unique coat. However, it can be a little difficult to find one because they are so unusual. In addition to this, some potential owners might be a little concerned that the brindle pug could be unhealthy because it doesn’t have a traditional pug coat. Below you’ll find more information about the brindle pug, such as if they’re purebred and common health concerns to watch out for.
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The epitome of a dog whose bark is worse than its bite, the Chihuahua is best known for its tiny size and laughably aggressive attitude. Hardly ever a real danger, they fill the homes and hearts of many people. Some types exist outside the stereotypically tan-bodied Chihuahua seen on T.V. “Merle” is the term for a dappled coat pattern, typically made up of a range of 5 to 6 colors that can appear as small specks or large, heathered markings. Despite their diminutive size, Chihuahuas can be born with a merle coat and look stunningly unique.
It is a pattern in the fur rather than a fur color. This pattern expresses itself as random dark patches of fur over a lighter solid or piebald coat. Merle is also known sometimes as “dapple”.
French bulldogs are known for their easygoing and playful temperament making them a popular pet for many. In addition to this, some feature the merle gene which gives them a stunning fur coat and striking blue eyes. Below you’ll discover more about merle French bulldogs and why they’re so sought after.
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Pit bulls are an incredibly popular breed, and there is a lot of misinformation about the breed. From the fact that they are naturally aggressive to whether or not they feel pain, let’s dig into some of the common myths about pit bulls.
Mini Pit Bulls, or “Pocket Pit Bulls” or "Micro Bully", is a type of dog that is rapidly rising in popularity. With their smaller size and low maintenance features, it’s a great addition to any family. Keep reading to learn some key things before you adopt a Mini Pit Bull.
Puppies are the cutest, no matter their breed. There’s just something about how clumsy they are and the way they’re nibbling on your hand playing one second and passed out in your lap sleeping the next. As any dog owner knows, though, puppies have to be taught very early that biting is not an acceptable form of play.