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Did you know that Dalmatians are born completely white and develop their signature spots as they grow older? This unique trait is one of the reasons why Dalmatians are so easily recognizable. The spots begin to develop within a few weeks after birth and continue to appear as the puppies mature. By the time they are fully grown, Dalmatians typically have a coat full of black or liver-colored spots on a white background.
While many people associate Dalmatians with the famous Disney movie, these dogs were actually originally bred for hunting and carriage escort in the 1800s. In fact, they were often used to run alongside horse-drawn carriages to protect them from stray dogs and other potential dangers. Despite their history as working dogs, Dalmatians are also wonderful family pets and are known for their loyalty, intelligence, and affectionate personalities.
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