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By: Ikedi Ani-okoye

Dalmation dogs

This type of dog is full of energy and is an outstanding runner. Be prepared to give the Dalmation a good deal of exercise, each and every day as well as regular grooming and lots of attention, otherwise, its needle-like hairs can become a real pain. Disney movies assisted in making the Dalmation very popular, which had both positive and negative impacts. Positively people became very aware of this breed but from a negative angle, an increased popularity led to many families acquiring the Dalmation and later finding that it was too much for them to handle.

Looking for a Dalmation Dog

f you're looking for a dog somewhere in the middle then a Dalmation just might fit the bill. The Dalmation is a 45 to 65 pound dog that stands 19 to 24 inches in height. This dog is well muscled without being overly bulky or stocky and has loads of energy. A great dog to go for if you want a jogging partner.

Dalmation existence

The Dalmation was created in the Middle Ages in India to be both a hunting and carriage dog before there were motor vehicles.

Today this dog is most recognizable as the dog that accompanies firefighters when they are on duty.

Energy and stamina are words that describe the Dalmatian. They never tire and don�t like to sit around with nothing to do. They are very happy and loyal dogs. They are happiest when in the presence of their family and don�t do well when placed outside. They do make great pets with children but may have too much energy for a small child. They get along well with other animals but

CONCLUSION

Dalmatians are house dogs. Their short coat is not much protection against the cold so they cannot be left outside without access to a warm area. A doggy door from the utility room to the yard is ideal. Dalmatians do not do well as backyard or kennel dogs. Being separated from the people they love is very stressful for them.