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Český strakatý pes — Black, tan and white (tricolor)
Black, tan and white (tricolor)

Český strakatý pes

Outside FCI

The Czech Spotted Dog is a medium-sized breed with a distinctive spotted coat. It was originally bred for laboratory use, with an emphasis on a steady, calm temperament. It is gentle, friendly, and easygoing. It suits families and quieter owners looking for an easy companion.

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Temperament and needs

Who is Český strakatý pes a good fit for?

At a glance

  • Size
  • Exercise
  • Owner experience

People choose it for its calm, kind nature and modest needs. It is a gentle companion for families and quieter households.

Strengths

  • Steady, gentle temperament with no tendency toward aggression

  • Affectionate and gets along well with children and other animals

  • Easy to handle, even for a less experienced owner

  • Moderate exercise and care needs

What to expect

  • Forms strong bonds with people and dislikes being left alone for long

  • Its short coat offers less protection in severe cold

  • Harder to find because it is a rare breed

  • Not a guard dog or a particularly watchful one

Coat colors

Coat colors commonly bred in Český strakatý pes. AI illustration — the same dog, with only its coat color changed.

  • Český strakatý pes — Black, tan and white (tricolor)
    Black, tan and white (tricolor)
  • Český strakatý pes — Brown, tan and white (tricolor)
    Brown, tan and white (tricolor)

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Kennels (55)

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What to ask the breeder

  • How often are litters available for this rare breed, and how long should I expect to wait for a puppy?

  • Given its short coat, how does the breed cope with severe cold, and what would you recommend to keep it comfortable in winter?

  • How does the breed's typically gentle, easygoing nature show in the dogs you have bred, and how do they get along with children and other animals?

  • How strongly do these puppies bond with people, and how well do they cope with being left home alone for longer periods?

  • What are the parents' health screening results, and how consistent is the health of your line in such a rare breed?

AI compiled this summary from public sources. It is not veterinary or breeding advice — always discuss a specific puppy’s health and temperament with the breeder and a veterinarian. Updated 17 September 2026.