Tan:
with 
(preferred) or 
points in any of the patterns.Masking: All of the above may be masked with
, but it's not preferred.White Markings: Always has
in the irish spotting or blanket pattern. Light ticking is allowed.
Coat
Merle: Blue merle (strict), must have tan points, see below. Merle may blend into the tan markings on saddle or creeping tan patterned dogz.
Tan: with (preferred) or points in any of the patterns.
Masking: All of the above may be masked with, but it's not preferred.
White Markings: Always has in the irish spotting or blanket pattern. Light ticking is allowed.
Tan:
with (preferred) or points in any of the patterns.Masking: All of the above may be masked with
, but it's not preferred.White Markings: Always has
in the irish spotting or blanket pattern. Light ticking is allowed.
Eyes
, one or both eyes may be 
in merles.
Nose
Faults
White spots in the saddle. Blue eyes on a non-merle dog.
Disqualifications
More than 50 % white.
Varieties
None
Notes
The dunker is closely related to the norwegian hygen hound, and they were once counted as one breed. They were finally separated in 1925.
The dunker is mainly a hare- and fox hunter. It works alone, never in packs like the british and french hounds.
The beautiful marbled coat of the dunker is genetically a blue merle, which is a form of partial dilution in the coat.
Overall, the dunker should appear to be rectangular, strong but not heavy. The head is rather long and dry but not wedge shaped. The stop should be moderate, with flat cheeks and straight top of muzzle. The ears are set at medium height and should be long enough to reach the middle of the muzzle if stretched out. The neck is rather long, carrying the head proudly. The back is short, strong and straight, with a deep and long chest and slight tuck up. The tail should be carried like a continuation of the back. The coat is short, hard and thick.
The dunker is mainly a hare- and fox hunter. It works alone, never in packs like the british and french hounds.
The beautiful marbled coat of the dunker is genetically a blue merle, which is a form of partial dilution in the coat.
Overall, the dunker should appear to be rectangular, strong but not heavy. The head is rather long and dry but not wedge shaped. The stop should be moderate, with flat cheeks and straight top of muzzle. The ears are set at medium height and should be long enough to reach the middle of the muzzle if stretched out. The neck is rather long, carrying the head proudly. The back is short, strong and straight, with a deep and long chest and slight tuck up. The tail should be carried like a continuation of the back. The coat is short, hard and thick.
Breed Files
Filename: Dunkerstovare
Offset: 9215
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Labrador
Accepted: January 10, 2020
Notes: Feet shrink in 2nd gens, .pet hex to breed.
Filename: Dunker
Offset: 3313
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Labrador
Accepted: October 27, 2013
Notes: Version 2 of the Supernova file. Addballz ears (two variations) and tail (four variations). Optional nails and liplines.
Filename: Dunker
Offset: 3313
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: May 1, 2004
Notes: File comes in many body size proportions.