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Naming your puppy based on the markings of his coat

What's the difference between a 3-week-old puppy and a sportswriter? In 6 weeks, the puppy will stop whining. -- Mike Ditka, NFL

Many puppys have coats with distinctive color patterns and markings that serve as a wonderful source for a name. The combination of colors may suggest ideas to you as will the way in which the color appears on your puppy (as stripes, patches, etc.)

BRINDLE
Brindle is a pattern of stripes often occurring in Great Danes, Greyhounds, and Boxers. Color combinations can include red and black, fawn and black, and black and grey, Suggestions: Alcatraz, Sgt. Stripes, Convict X (Connie, for short), Marblecake, Swirly

BLACK MASK
The black mask marking is exactly what the name suggests – a pattern of black in the eye area of a puppy’s coat. Found in Whippets, Akitas and Bull Mastiffs. Suggestions: Bandit or Bandito (depending on the size of your puppy), Zorro, Masquerade, Ladro (thief in Italian), Disguise Kit (Kit, for short)

MERLE
Merle is a pattern of intermingled colors and white hairs common in Shetland Sheepdogs, Collies, and Australian Shepherds. A coat may be merled throughout or in a single patch. When merle occurs in multiple patches (as is common in Great Danes), it’s referred to as a Harlequin pattern; on a Dachshund, it’s called dapple. Suggestions: Merle Haggard, Merle Oberon, Merle Norman, Jester, Patch Adams

SPOTTED
Spotted coats are found in a wide variety of purebred puppys, including Spaniels and Newfoundlands, and also in mixed breeds. Contrary to popular perception, the coast of a Dalmation is not spotted, but rather “ticked.” (See below). Suggestions: Polka Dot, Miss Measles, Lotta Dots, In the Chips, Bespeckled

TICKED
Ticking refers to tiny spots of color on a white background. Dalmations are the most familiar ticked breed, but English Setters are another fine example. Suggestions: Spotzilla, Specks, Ticklehead, Ticked-off, TickTock
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INTRODUCTION
BASIC TRAINING
GOOD BREEDING
SIZE MATTERS
COLOR ME ADORABLE
KALEIDESCOPE CANINES
UNUSUAL SOUNDING NAMES
FROM THE GOOD BOOK

RICH AND FAMOUS
PRESIDENTIAL POOCHES
CANINE ARISTOCRACY
POPULARITY CONTEST
TWO BY TWO
BREED LISTINGS
BRITISH GUIDE
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INTRODUCTION BASIC TRAINING GOOD BREEDING SIZE MATTERS COLOR ME ADORABLE KALEIDESCOPE CANINES UNUSUAL SOUNDING NAMES FROM THE GOOD BOOK RICH AND FAMOUS PRESIDENTIAL POOCHES CANINE ARISTOCRACY POPULARITY CONTEST TWO BY TWO BREED LISTINGS BRITISH GUIDE HOME Naming your puppy based on his markings	KALEIDESCOPE CANINES Naming your puppy based on the markings of his coat What's the difference between a 3-week-old puppy and a sportswriter? In 6 weeks, the puppy will stop whining. -- Mike Ditka, NFL Many puppys have coats with distinctive color patterns and markings that serve as a wonderful source for a name. The combination of colors may suggest ideas to you as will the way in which the color appears on your puppy (as stripes, patches, etc.) BRINDLE Brindle is a pattern of stripes often occurring in Great Danes, Greyhounds, and Boxers. Color combinations can include red and black, fawn and black, and black and grey, Suggestions: Alcatraz, Sgt. Stripes, Convict X (Connie, for short), Marblecake, Swirly BLACK MASK The black mask marking is exactly what the name suggests – a pattern of black in the eye area of a puppy’s coat. Found in Whippets, Akitas and Bull Mastiffs. Suggestions: Bandit or Bandito (depending on the size of your puppy), Zorro, Masquerade, Ladro (thief in Italian), Disguise Kit (Kit, for short)
MERLE Merle is a pattern of intermingled colors and white hairs common in Shetland Sheepdogs, Collies, and Australian Shepherds. A coat may be merled throughout or in a single patch. When merle occurs in multiple patches (as is common in Great Danes), it’s referred to as a Harlequin pattern; on a Dachshund, it’s called dapple. Suggestions: Merle Haggard, Merle Oberon, Merle Norman, Jester, Patch Adams SPOTTED Spotted coats are found in a wide variety of purebred puppys, including Spaniels and Newfoundlands, and also in mixed breeds. Contrary to popular perception, the coast of a Dalmation is not spotted, but rather “ticked.” (See below). Suggestions: Polka Dot, Miss Measles, Lotta Dots, In the Chips, Bespeckled TICKED Ticking refers to tiny spots of color on a white background. Dalmations are the most familiar ticked breed, but English Setters are another fine example. Suggestions: Spotzilla, Specks, Ticklehead, Ticked-off, TickTock Next go to > UNUSUAL SOUNDING NAMES
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INTRODUCTION BASIC TRAINING GOOD BREEDING SIZE MATTERS COLOR ME ADORABLE KALEIDESCOPE CANINES UNUSUAL SOUNDING NAMES FROM THE GOOD BOOK	RICH AND FAMOUS PRESIDENTIAL POOCHES CANINE ARISTOCRACY POPULARITY CONTEST TWO BY TWO BREED LISTINGS BRITISH GUIDE HOME
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