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Just what it says on the TIN, does DD have his(her?) own camo index? If he does indeed have his own index, does his color affect it?

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No, DD doesn't have his own camo index, not that he'd need one anyway.

The thing is, when enemies notice DD, they just shoo him away like they do with every other animal in the game. They do not go investigate the places DD was at, nor do they stop investigating the places you were seen at after shooing DD away, so him following you doesn't affect your stealth play that much.

And yes, DD is a boy, assuming we can take Ocelot's words for it.

One thing you might want to keep in mind:

If you're trying to listen in on an enemy conversation, it might be best to dismiss DD depending on the situation. DD isn't disciplined enough to wait someplace for too long (thanks for training him, Ocelot), and if your eavesdropping targets notice DD, they'll interrupt their conversation as they shoo him away and might not resume, forcing you to reload your checkpoint or even restart the entire mission.

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  • Ocelot's a bloody liar, though, so maybe DD is a girl? Well, just this once I'll believe Ocelot... again.
    – Nolonar
    Commented Oct 5, 2015 at 15:59
  • Thanks! Now I can run around with the fox coloring and the eye-patch without worry! This is probably my favorite nod to the past(future) games in the series so far.
    – Telestia
    Commented Oct 5, 2015 at 16:28
  • I've seen DD mark his territory before, which males tend to do more often. And uh, I wouldn't hold my breath for future games in the series. Unless you like pachinko and card games. Also, DD can be shot and critically wounded by enemies if you sic DD on them with "Keep 'em busy" or "Do it." Guards will shoot him on sight at that point if they notice, otherwise he will be ignored. You can also wound him yourself, if you're a terrible person. (I did this accidentally once when he sprinted towards me past a tank that I had loaded with C4 -- sounds like something a real dog would do)
    – Lucas Leblanc
    Commented Oct 5, 2015 at 19:33

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