What is Dalms?
Dalmation is a breed of dogs that are world famous for its distinctive black or liver spots. This dog breed is the only recognized breed in the world and is also one of the oldest constantly existing breeds of dogs. The origin of the dalms stretches back to at least 1,300, and evidence suggests that the prototype for this spotted breed may be even older, because dogs remarkably similar to the other in the images that are given by Egyptian tombs. In purebred dogs, only a black or liver spot is recognized, although other other duals can develop stains in different colors or patches. These dogs are great very energetic, which can sometimes lead to problems when they are held as pets. The breed has a history of deafness and tendency to maintain uric acid, which can lead to painful joints, although the breeders have tried to minimized them. As a result, dogs are extremely fast to keep up with horses, and also have a high level of enduranceEven for long trips. The tradition of maintaining a dalmatine as a dog dog explains the use of Dalmáci as mascots for fire -fighting stations: these dogs were originally maintained accompanying fire instruments drawn by horses, and when the horses went, they remained.
Because of their breeding, Dalms must live in environments where they receive a lot of exercises together with the opportunity to play. Long daily runs are required and it is highly recommended to use a guide for control, as Dalmation may decide to take off and wander for several days to work on excess energy. Dalms are also very playful and usually get along well with children and other animals, if it was well.
Dalms has a reputation that it is difficult to handle and train. In fact, they require Dalms a firm hand, but they are also extremely sensitive and loyal dogs. An experienced coach can usually show a very well -behaved dog while inexperienced manipuloThey can unintentionally give their dogs bad habits or teach their dogs to be afraid of people, in which case they can go or act. This breed is not recommended for inexperienced service or people who cannot devote serious time to their dogs.