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The usual reason why many of these colors are banned is that they are connected with the increased risk of certain health issues. This is why they are frowned upon by both the judges at the shows and the reputable breeders.

Purebred dogs make equally good pets as mutts. However, we understand that some people want to be sure they’ve got the dog they paid for. Reward your Dalmatian for cooperating! Just like with any training, we’ve got to make it worthwhile for our dogs to comply.

Dalmatian Coat Care

Lastly, veterinarians recommend we brush our dogs’ teeth at least once a week—though daily is even better if you can.

As well as a brush, a good bath is also vital in keeping a dalmatian shedding to a minimum. Though dalmatians shouldn’t be over bathed, experts will suggest when they do have the occasional bath, it works to both clean and nourish their coat and skin. My dalmatian sheds a lot: Imbalanced Diet

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As the breed spread across Europe, they soon became a common sight amongst horse carriages in Great Britain, especially during the Regency era. They were meant to protect the horses and cargo within coaches. Such omega supplements also work to make a dalmatians coat look visibly healthy and attractive from the outside. Bill Lambert, spokesperson for The Kennel Club, looked into the history of Dalmatian popularity for Metro.co.uk. In 1890, the first Dalmatian Club was started in England, and this unofficial standard was transferred onto the official standard used by the club. The FCI also published its own official standard in 1955 under the name Dalmatian Hunting dog. Over time, the name was shortened to Dalmatian. United States & Pop Culture Popularity A genetic predisposition for deafness is a serious health problem for Dalmatians; American Dalmatians exhibit a prevalence for bilateral congenital sensoneural deafness of 8% (for which there is no possible treatment), compared with 5.3% for the UK population. Deafness was not recognized by early breeders, so the breed was thought to be unintelligent. Many breeders, when hearing testing started to become the norm, were amazed to discover that they had unilateral hearing dogs. Even after recognizing the problem as a genetic fault, breeders did not understand the dogs' nature, and deafness in Dalmatians continues to be a frequent problem. [ citation needed]