A Dalmatian
has black spots and white skin
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∙ 14y agoa dalmatian
by black spots on a white dog
Georges dog was actually white with black spots.
If you are referring to the stereotypical white dog with black spots - it is a Dalmatian.
Yes, it is a breed of dog ... black spots on white, AKA, the 'Firehouse Dog.'
The kind of dog that is medium sized and is white with a little blond spots on it is called Dalmatian.
it might be a shih tzu, but if i were, you, I would take the dog to a vet to get examined.. they might know.
You can get lots of breeds in black and white, the most common is a Border Collie. You can get most non-solid coloured spitz breeds in black and white (such as the Husky or Pomeranian), and you can get lots of toy breeds in black and white (such as the Dalmatian or Japanese Chin).
Expository paragraphs are only used in non-fiction writing and they are used to give reasons and details that will support the main idea of the statement. An example of this would be "The dog is white with black spots. A majority of its fur is white and there are small black spots along its body." "The dog is white with black spots" is the main idea, while the rest of the paragraph explains why it is correct.
German Pointer.
A dalmation
It depends on the color pattern. If the black and 'grey' spots are randomly distributed, you can be describing a 'Blue' merle, and depending on the white, it can be a blue merle with irish white, a blue merle with piebald white, or blue merle with residual white. If the grey is confined to the face, paws, or barly brushes the back, it could just be a very old black and white dog. If the black,white and grey areas seem well defined, it is usually still considered a bi-colored dog (black and white) with 'bleaching' or diluting. If the dog's back is mostly black, fades to grey along the sides, and is white along the belly, then the dog has either agouti or sable. This type of coloration is often called 'Wolf-grey', as it resembles a typical grey-wolf coloration.