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Dalmatian

Dalmatian

Dalmatian in Pembroke Pines

Dalmatian

Meet the Dalmatian in Pembroke Pines! The only spotted breed, the Dalmatian is alert and active, possessing great endurance, speed and intelligence. Their working and sporting heritage makes them suitable as both a family pet or performance animal, and they are often found in the show, obedience and agility rings, or galloping alongside a horse as a coach dog in “road trials.” Their short coat is white with black or liver (brown) spots.

 

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Spotted dogs have appeared throughout history in Europe, Asia, and Africa, credited with a dozen nationalities and as many native names. The dog we know today as the Dalmatian has been a dog of war, a draft dog, shepherd, ratter, fire-apparatus follower, firehouse mascot, bird dog, trail hound and retriever. Most importantly, it is the original and only coaching dog. Its affinity for horses remains a basic instinct to this day and the breed is a natural follower and guardian of the horse-drawn vehicle.

The base color is white with black or dark brown round spots.

The fun-loving, people-oriented Dalmatian thrives in a family environment. The breed’s short coat sheds almost year round, but regular brushing helps minimize the shedding. Dalmatian puppies are great with kids, but needs a little work with other dogs. It’s best to introduce the Dalmatian as a puppy to new environments.

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