The caramel dog has been gaining more and more space in many homes around the world. Here in Brazil, for example, the caramel Vira-lata has gained a lot of popularity thanks to its affable, intelligent and playful personality.

But did you know that this color pattern is present in several breeds? Apparently, this shade is not exclusive to the Vira-latas and other dogs carry this brown tone in their coat. Some are better known than others and it is very likely that you have not even noticed this detail.

You can bet that after this article you will notice the caramel in several dogs. check out!

1) Cocker Spaniel is a loving and sweet caramel dog

This breed carries various shades of brown, including caramel. The name Spaniel comes from its origin in Spain, however, it was only recognized in Great Britain and is most famous in Europe and the United States. But whether American or English, this breed is full of energy and is very loving with the family. The Cocker Spaniel is small to medium sized and brown is not exclusive to its coat, havingLong, droopy ears are another feature of this dog.

2) Chow Chow: blue-tongued and caramel-colored dog

With a dense and long coat, the most common color of the Chow Chow is brown that alternates between red and caramel, but there are also black specimens. This breed originates from China, has a medium to large size and carries an interesting blue tongue, the result of a genetic condition related to melanin. Generally, they are reserved dogs, but that does not mean that they are not affectionate (veryon the contrary!): the Chow Chow is a breed loyal to its owners and must be trained and properly socialized to avoid the breed's characteristic stubbornness.

3) Sausage and caramel dog, the Dachshund is very playful

Also known as the "wiener dog", this breed is predominantly red-haired, but some Dachshunds can escape this pattern and carry a caramel-like brown in their coat. This dog is very playful and curious. It turns out that Dachshunds were bred by the Germans who were looking for a breed to hunt rabbits and hares inside burrows (hence this elongated shape). In fact, thegreater care for the health of the sausage dog is in the prevention of spinal problems.

4) A very popular caramel dog is the Labrador

Known for its docile personality, the Labrador is a dog that loves to interact and does not deny a game! This breed is also full of energy and needs environmental enrichment, especially with biting toys, which make it very relaxed In addition, walks are essential for a Labrador, as they are very sociable. The Labrador is also known for its intelligence and forOriginally from Newfoundland, Canada, the most common color is similar to caramel, but the Labrador can also be completely black or chocolate.

5) The caramel Pomeranian Lulu loves to bark and play

Also known as the German Spitz, this furry little guy is usually caramel-colored, but white, black, and brown with black are also common colors in this dog's coat. The name comes from its place of origin in Pomerania, a region that connects Germany to Central Europe. As it spread across Europe, this caramel dog won over British royalty and, in the 19th century, Queen Victoriaalways carried a specimen, a fact that helped the breed gain more strength in the UK.

Although small and cute-looking, the Pomeranian Lulu is a dog breed full of personality and not afraid of danger. It is even a very vocal dog, so it is good to train the breed to control barking and impulsive behavior. Even so, it loves to be among people and can get along well with children, as it also loves to play.

6) French Mastiff (or Dogue de Bordeaux) caramel

With a large size that reaches more than 60 cm, this flat-headed dog is considered a molosser, that is, a dog with an athletic and strong physique, full of muscles! His color is exclusively brown, which can be lighter or darker. A detail is that his coat is short and soft, in addition to carrying small white spots around the chest and at the tips of the paws. It is a great dog ofDespite its appearance, it is docile and calm, but also acts very well as a guard dog.

7) The German Shepherd is also a caramel dog!

This famous "police dog" has always been used for guarding and hunting, due to its large size. The German Shepherd has a long coat that mixes caramel and black (usually with a darker muzzle). This smooth coat requires daily brushing to keep it healthy and, in terms of behavior, it needs a lot of challenging play and exercise, such as agility, to spend its time in the field.The personality of this dog is to be super balanced and one of the qualities of the German Shepherd is to protect those he loves the most.

8) Small and caramel: Pinscher is a dog breed with this color

At least 30 cm long, the Pinscher's origin is European and it is speculated that it was bred in Germany. The most common color is black with brown below the muzzle, on the chest and on the paws. But it is also common to find an all caramel one around. Like the German Spitz, it has a unique personality and does not seem to have much idea of its size, as it always takes a brave stance in front of people.He needs a lot of socialization to avoid stress with children and other pets. But with his owners he loves to play and keep company.

9) Poodle is a very docile and intelligent caramel dog

There are Poodles of different colors, such as black, gray and even red. The white coat is the most famous, but it is not impossible to find a Poodle in shades of caramel around. But besides that, the biggest physical characteristic of this breed is the dense and curly coat. Generally, the Poodle is the first option for those who live in an apartment, as it tends to require little space. The docile and calm personality withStrangers are also considered. However, the ideal is that the home has many people, as the Poodle is a needy breed that loves to get attention and can develop separation anxiety when left alone for a long time. He also loves to travel and is easy to train, being one of the most intelligent dog breeds.

10) Let's not forget the famous caramel mutt!

You can't talk about a caramel dog without mentioning the mongrel. This color pattern does not correspond to a personality pattern, but anyone who knows such a dog knows that they are very friendly, docile and communicative, they love to interact and be among people. Most of them have a short coat and are usually of medium size.

The caramel Vira-lata gained fame here in Brazil after a meme on the internet joked that every street in the country carried a dog of this color. Some even joked that he should be the mascot of the extinct 200 reais banknote. However, it is not yet possible to define its origin.