There is no dog that is completely gray, but the greyhound is an option, because they are mostly gray. Irish wolfhounds are commonly grey, but sometimes do have coloured markings.
gray with black spots
Moses gray mule was gray in color.
Yes, gray is considered a color.
None. Purple is not a natural color for dogs. Some gray or "blue" (actually a sort of dark metallic gray) dogs may have a slightly purplish tinge to their color, but no dog is naturally a true, rich purple.
I'm not really a dog expert, but I would say varieties of both colors. Like one might be gray, the other black, another one black and gray. And it's depending on the breed too.
what is the color pink and gray
Yes gray is a soft color
Silver gray is a color that is a shade of gray with a metallic sheen, resembling the color of silver metal.
Dog hair changes color over time due to a natural process called graying, where the pigment-producing cells in the hair follicles decrease in activity as the dog ages. This results in a loss of color intensity and the appearance of gray or white hairs mixed in with the original color.
The confederate's color was gray!
gray
A dog's hair changes color over time due to a natural process called graying, which is caused by a decrease in pigment-producing cells in the hair follicles as the dog ages. This results in the hair gradually losing its original color and turning gray or white.