How many dogs do you think there are in America? 2 million? 3 million? Oh no, there are believed to be 78 million canines living in America alone, with millions more being brought up all around the world. That’s a lot of four-legged friends! These creatures have some incredible abilities, such as being as intelligent as a two-year-old, having a sense of smell that is one million times better than ours, and being able to hear things that are up to four times as far away. Who knew that dogs had so many hidden talents?
As it turns out, underneath all those licks and kisses lies an animal packed full of wonder, in all shapes and sizes. When it comes to breeds, people usually have their favorite. Big or small. Fluffy or short-haired. Plain or patterned. Spotty dogs are a common choice for many, with Dalmatians being one of the most famous. However, there are also many other breeds with dotted or patterned pelts, like the English Springer spaniel and the Old Danish Pointer. So what happens when your dog isn’t meant to have spots but starts to grow their own randomly? One woman was about to find out the incredible journey it would take to discover the mystery behind these elusive dots…
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Many of us have brought home four-legged friends over the years. In fact, dogs are one of the most popular choices of pets not only in America but all around the world. How could anyone resist the pull of a little, fluffy face looking up at you? Hayden Howard couldn’t wait to bring home her new English Mastiff puppy, Jackson. This bundle of fluff and love was about to make a huge impact on the family. However, not in the way that anyone ever thought. Mastiffs are known to have plain-colored fur. So why did Jackson start coming up in all these incredible spots? It was something that just didn’t happen! Hayden was desperate to do anything to uncover why her new pooch was changing so rapidly.
