Dalmatians

Only in the movie 101 Dalmatians

That's fiction though and most likely fake. Dalmatians coats aren't that thick.

No dalmatians aren't used for fur coats.

two full bags of 100 pound dog food in a month

Search and Rescue (SAR) dogs are trained to find missing people by scent. They may be asked to search for lost hikers, follow a lost child, or search collapsed buildings for survivors, such as the World Trade Center disaster. SAR dogs are trained differently from other tracking dogs. Police dogs are trained to follow the exact path of the person they are pursuing. This is important because evidence may be dropped as the person runs. SAR dogs are usually trained to air scent rather than track.

They search with their heads up to detect the scent of humans in the air, then follow that scent to its source. It is a somewhat less reliable form of scenting than "foot step tracking" done by police dogs, but when it works it finds the missing person faster. If the person has doubled back on themselves a few times, which lost people often do, the SAR dog can skip the extra loops of the track and go right to the person in a straight line. Typically SAR dogs are partnered with a single handler who is specially trained to guide the dog in the search and with whom the dog lives and forms a strong working relationship and bond.

I do not know about dalmations being stupid but

Borzois

Bull Dogs

Labs

and Chow Chows

have been known to be be exactly the smartest dog on earth.

On their paws.

hi i own Dalmatians and breed them they are very loyal friendly energetic and always have to be with you they are good with horses. i love Dalmatians and im sure you will to.

cheers Samantha (samsamburr)

i have one and its very fast but i wouldn't know in measurements. they are a little bit slower than grey hounds because of the way there body is shaped.

The life expectancy for a Dalmatian is 12 - 14 years.

well my 9 month old labrador puppy adores it, so, probably yes. ------

I agree. I've had two lab mixes and I just got a new puppy named Mia, a pure chocolate lab. All of them absolutely loved the snow.

Maggie was a lab/border collie mix. She only like the snow, but there was no such thing as too cold when there was snow (she was normally a wuss in cold weather).

Sierra was 50% lab, 25% German shepherd and 25% blue heeler. She loved the snow and rain, but disliked swimming and bathes.

Mia on the other hand, loves ANYTHING related to water. She loves rolling in the snow, digging in it, eating it, loves the rain, loves baths (yes, baths) and loves swimming. She is normally very docile, but get her around any form of water besides her water bowl and she's a psycho maniac. Right now I'm trying to convince her that its not very nice to hop into the shower when I'm using it!

Obviously, there is a possibility that SOME lab out there had a bad experience, or just doesn't like it, but the odds are definitely against it.

Well it is hard to say. Some dogs have spots from their ancestors. See their ancestors use their spots for camouflage to hunt for food or hide from other animals. This day dogs have spots as a birth mark in away. Some spots are good looking and others should not have them. The dogs this day use their spots the same as their ancestors did back then. I hope this helps you out. I know quite a bit about dogs not alot but somewhat. We raise labs.

No, according to the American Kennel Club, they are in the Non-Sporting Group.

Dottie, Spot, Patches,

Perhaps you could look on google and type " (insert sex of dog) dalmatian names

I like the names Domino, Othello (the board game), Speckles, Freckles, Patch/Patches, Spot, Dipstick, Pongo or Perdita ;), and Pepper.

Yes.... if u produce..

When you own a dog, you never really stop training it. Even after a dog gets a command down pat, you still need to practice it with the dog to make sure they remember it.

Training is extremely important, though. It solidifies you as the leader of the dog and creates a strong bond between you and the dog, making your relationship with each other much deeper.

Dalmatians are very intelligent but mature slowly. The key is that dalmatians are very much people dogs, the more time you spend with them and rewarding the good behavior the quicker they will learn.

My dog Shep is 18, he has PRD and lost 100% of his site at the age of 5.

He is a remarkable boy. Shep and I ran together for about five years and then we both decided to take it easy.

Shep is the best.

Dalmatians are a popular breed, and not at all endangered.

labrador is the best ever from dalmition and dalmition is very bad dog

Hi

Dalmations are very hard to find, so therefore makes them a bit more pricey

they range from $500-$1000 dollars.

Dalmatians are loyal and faithful animals, and very good with children. However, they are highly energetic and boisterous, so firm but gentle training is necessary to teach them appropriate behaviour around children (and appropriate behaviour from children around a dog).

It really depends on the dog and how bad the dogs past is...

If the dog has been badly hurt by a humjan in the past it will be more likely to be dangerous...

Males (boys) are more active tending to play fight and sometimes axcidentally breaking the skin whereas females (girls) are calmaer apart from in season and ready to breed...

I just say get a dog not from a rescue center but from a breeder... remember some dalmations are bron death so give it some hearing tests like when the pup is not facing ou clap your hands to see if it reacts.

The origin of the Dalmatian breed is not exactly known since there are theories that state they were bred from an ancient Egyptian spotted-dog to their discovery in a town named Dalmatia in Croatia.

Jasper and Horace Badun .