Basenjis, an ancient breed, resemble Egyptian pharaohs' grave dogs. The US Basenjis didn't have brindle markings until the 1980s. Breeders wanted to expand their dogs' gene pools to tackle health issues.
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Physical traits: Smooth, short coat in chestnut red, black, brindle, or tricolor; white paws, chest, and tail tip; white legs, blaze, and collar; tail curled over onto back.
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Brindle markings are found on North America's most popular dog breed, the boxer. Boxers are smart, lively, affectionate, and amusing family dogs. However, their force and size need calmness and leash training.
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Common breeds include brindle cairns. The pattern isn't as apparent as on short-coated breeds since their coats are wiry and scruffy. Dogs' color tones might fade with age. Characterful dogs are smart, confident, and affectionate.
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Brindle-marked Cardigan Welsh corgis are one of the oldest British breeds. These dogs were bred with the extinct brindle herder, which may have introduced the brindle gene.
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Physical traits: Low-set, deep-chested, sturdy build; broad, brush-like tail; big, upright ears; medium-length, thick, water-resistant double coat in red, sable, brindle, black, or blue merle with or without white markings on the neck, chest, legs, muzzle, tail, and face.
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Only brindle Dutch shepherds exist. The colors are mainly silver or red gold. These dogs had different coat colors until the breed standard was modified in the early 20th century to distinguish them from the German shepherd and Belgian Malinois.
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One of the most popular dog breeds in the US is the brindle-marked French bulldog. Their quirky looks and pleasant, fun-loving personalities make them popular. Unfortunately, their look causes issues.
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