Definition of the Dalmatian The Definition of the Dalmatian is as follows:
Definition of the Dalmatian
The Dalmatian is defined as an energetic, spirited, fun-loving, playful and affectionate breed of puppy and dog, with a uniquely spotted coat; originally bred as coach dogs to run alongside horses in road trials.
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The Dalmatian is the only breed that has a spotted coat
This breed was bred as a coach dog to run alongside horses in road trials
This is an excitable and boisterous breed of puppy and dog
Dogs and puppies requires a lot of daily exercise - 2 hours per day at least
The American Kennel Club recognised the Dalmatian breed in the year of 1888
The country of origin of this breed is unknown, it could be either Asia, Europe or Africa
This breed of puppy and dog has a short coat which means that grooming is very easy
Recent results show that around 1 in 12 Dalmatians are born deaf in both ears
Dogs and puppies from this breed have very loving and affectionate personalities
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