Blood

Doggie Blood
This page is all about the blood that runs in the Doggies' veins. Doggie blood comes in 7 different colours, 4 types and 28 numbers. When a Doggie is born, it will have the same blood type as its mum and same colour as its dad. Here's the chart to help you understand:

Colours, Types and Numbers
The seven colours of Doggie blood are Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet or Pink.

The four types are Muddy, Dark, Light and Pure. The first row (1 to 7) is Muddy, the 2nd row (8 to 14) is Dark, the third row (15 to 21) is Light and the last row (22 to 28) is Pure.

Doggies with Muddy Blood or Dark Blood are called Lowbloods because they have an amount of darkness in their blood that may seem unpleasant to Doggies of a lighter blood type.

Doggies with Light Blood or Pure Blood are called Highbloods because they are praised more due to the lack of darkness in their blood.

Doggie blood glows slightly in the dark. It has a milky texture and smells oddly of cabbage. There's also an unknown force that stops Doggies from lying about their blood and/or refusing to say their blood type/number/colour. That's unfortunate.

There is also a very rare blood colour that isn't on most charts: White. Its official number is 29, and its type is Royal. Doggies with this blood are Royals, and a Royal is only born when both parents are Royals. If only one parent is Royal, the Doggie born to them will be called a Half-Royal. Their blood will be the same as the non-royal parent.