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Background
The Dalmatian, also known as the Dalmation, is a breed of large dog, noted for its unique black or liver spotted coat and mainly used as a carriage dog in its early days.
This breed of dog is not very popular in Nigeria. A Dalmatian needs lots of exercises to prevent them from becoming bored and developing bad habits such as chewing up the house. Dalmatians are good with children but may be too rambunctious for small kids or toddlers who could get knocked down by a Dalmatian’s playfulness. Dalmatians usually live 12 to 13 years on average. Show line dogs tend to live longer than their mixed breed counterparts due to greater care and attention received while they are being bred. Like most purebred dogs Dalmatians have certain genetic health issues that affect them, these include deafness, kidney failure, skin problems, allergies and chronic renal failure. Dalmatians are also susceptible to certain joint diseases such as hip dysplasia (which is common for dogs in general)
Answers will vary, but Dalmatians make good pets once you know what it takes to care for them. Dalmatians need lots of exercise and love to run around. They can live up to 13 years or more if given proper care according to Dalmatian breeders. Dalmatian dog needs lots of attention and training when they’re pups because they can become bored easily if left unattended which leads to chewing everything in sight. Dalmatians are good with children who are old enough to take care of the Dalmatian pup by giving them exercise, training and attention. Dalmatians are very loyal to their owners and make great family pets with proper care from Dalmatian breeders. Dalmatians need lots of attention daily, along with a good diet for them to stay healthy. Dalmatian dogs can be allergic to certain foods which Dalmatian breeders will advise pet parents on the necessary foods that a Dalmatian dog needs to eat.