ALL ABOUT DALMATIANS: THE FIREHOUSE DOG
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2018
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Not only am I a fan the the movie 101 Dalmatians but I am a bigger fan of the breed that inspired the movie.
I was able to catch up with Stacy Henderson Foster at a recent AKC Confirmation show. Her dog Fancy, won the Breed that day and it is no wonder why she is absolutely beautiful. In this video I sit down with Eleanor Green Winters, who produced Fancy and she tells me all about the Dalmatian breed.
The Dalmatian’s delightful, eye-catching spots of black or liver adorn one of the most distinctive coats in the animal kingdom. Beneath the spots is a graceful, elegantly proportioned trotting dog standing between 19 and 23 inches at the shoulder. Dals are muscular, built to go the distance; the powerful hindquarters provide the drive behind the smooth, effortless gait.
The Dal was originally bred to guard horses and coaches, and some of the old protective instinct remains. Reserved and dignified, Dals can be aloof with strangers and are dependable watchdogs. With their preferred humans, Dals are bright, loyal, and loving house dogs. They are strong, active athletes with great stamina-a wonderful partner for runners and hikers.
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I was going to get a Dalmatian but then I honestly thought of my lifestyle, we wouldn’t be compatible so I did more research. I found a couple of breeds that matched my needs perfectly , one of them is a Saint Beranrd. He fits my lifestyle great, I can take him for a walk around the neighborhood for about 30 minuets and he does great, I can also stay inside and he doesn’t mind that either. So please people think about if the dog fits into your lifestyle NOW, please don’t say I’m getting him to be more active because if you’re not active now a dog isn’t going to change that they are just going to annoy you. Before you get a very active breed make sure you are dedicated to exercising even without them there.
I've never seen a Dalmatian before in real life, I really want to pet one. Its been 27 years, i think I've waited long enough
It is very important to understand that these dogs were originally used for coach dogs and served I very particular role that has been left out in there history intentionally. A coach dog did not simply run under or near or in front of a moving coach becouse it liked running or had an affinity for horses. These dogs were trained to clear the path for coach drawn people in cities as well as guard the horses pulling the coach. This was the Dalmatians JOB. the Dalmatians did this to great effect. When you saw the white spotted dog you cleared a path or else you got bit by the dog. The dogs job was to keep you from getting ran over. So it was get out of the way or get ran over you see. The Dalmatian protected the horses from being baited by other dogs as the horse drawn carriage be it private or government was traveling to its destination. This was the Dalmatians purpose.
I can't remember the last time I seen one in person ....
Dalmatians are 100% a CROATIAN breed, no question about it. Breed created by a monk in the south Croatian region of Dalmatia. Breed standard in the FCI.
I adopted a Dalmatian a year ago, she’s 3, she was a rescue and she’s probably not pure breed, but it doesn’t matter, to me she’s the most loving and amazing dog I’ve ever had, she is playful when we go out but still a couch potato to watch movies with me afterwards, tho getting a Dalmatian does make you become a very active person if you weren’t already, I take her out at least for two walks of around an hour to hour and a half a day, and she can stand being active for a long long period of time and she’s honestly made me a better person.
My Dalmatian must be broken because she is a couch potato and never was great at running even as a puppy. I love the breed because they are extremely goofy and playful except mine of course.
We just adopted 2 dalmatians who were surrendered to the Dogs Trust. Quickly realised they need a lot of exercise, but they are adorable. Brother and sister, 10 years old. It's getting my 2 teens out of the house, on walks, talking and they are so friendly and loving and interested in what is going on too. We can't believe how anybody could have them for 10 years and then give them up! But we're thankful every day that we can give them their forever home.
My husband and I had a rescue Dalmatian/Boxer female, poor girl had a rough street life and passed around from owner to owner, more anxiety and aggression towards dogs with each change until we took her in. She became attached to our mastiff mix after 6 months of gradual introduction and never turned back. Overcame her fear of doorways and stairs, and her dysplasia reversed after getting her in good shape and active. Sadly she passed this year at 13 years old, but died at home with her family at her bedside. The dalmatian in her was sassy and smart, absolutely an amazing dog. So resilient.
please, everyone, with Cruella coming out..... please do not just get one of these puppies because you saw a cute one in that movie. there will be hundreds of abandoned dalmatians in a year or two. it happens every single time a new 101 movie comes out. please encourage others to also not just get a cute puppy to get a cute puppy and then get rid of them when they’re over it.
Pros of Dalmatians (from a Dalmatian owner):
My neighbour had Dalmatian when i was a kid. Truly amazing dog. Always affectionate and playful. And indeed very very active.
I had a dalmatian for about 14 years. He was a perfect friend and was a great guard dog as well, he would only use his serious bark and stance at strangers. He was the sweetest angel and even let kids pet him when we took him to events. He was super smart too, learned quickly and agile, he loved to play. I'll never forget him, he took a piece of my heart when he left.
We got a 5 year old dalmatian from a shelter. He's originally from spain and was surrendered there because the owner lost interest in him. He was kept in the garden for 4 years without much exercise. He was very insecure and didn't have a lot of experience (he copied most of our 11 year old sheperd mix behavior)
True respect for dealing w so many different types of people when you interview
The editing is excellent, the shots and filming angles are spectacular 👌 Very pleasant to watch and informational !
I love the defeated “they shed” as someone who has a Dalmatian my god do I feel that XD
I had a Dalmatian, wonderful dog. Smart, affectionate, calm, more of a couch potato than I anticipated. Blue was a fun loving and loyal friend. I miss him terribly.
As a Dalmatian lover this video makes me super happy!