Dalmatian (detailed introduction)

　　When it comes to Dalmatians, the first impression that comes to people's minds is their body covered with clearly visible black spots. Therefore, many also call Dalmatians "spotted dogs."
　　In daily life, they are very cheerful, lively, and energetic. They like to stick close to their owners and hope to receive their affection. Dalmatians are calm yet alert; strong, muscular, and lively; not shy at all; showing intelligent and clever expressions; well-proportioned contours; sharp yet gentle and solid; stable and outgoing temperament, enjoying regular exercise with plenty of vitality.
　　Overall, spotted dogs have a gentle, loyal, lively personality, are active, sensitive to things, and easy to train. At the same time, Dalmatians have quite a good memory and enjoy outdoor activities. In life, playfulness seems to be a characteristic of spotted dogs. They like running and exercise, so they always appear full of energy and look especially young and vigorous.
　　Spotted dogs are very smart and creative. They love sports and prefer regular exercise.
　　Although lively, Dalmatians also have a very calm and alert side. Their bodies are sturdy and strong, with well-developed and compact muscles, intelligent expressions, and a personality that is not shy or timid. They are good at socializing, whether with people or other pets, and can manage relationships well. Dalmatians are highly enduring pets, good at running and exercise, and among their lively and uninhibited personality, they hide a stable, quiet, and dignified temperament. Since Dalmatians are active,
　　during the raising process, owners should allocate more free time to accompany their Dalmatians. Play with them, take them to wide lawns for physical exercise. Through mutual play and exercise, enhance the relationship between each other. When the dog is happy, the whole family is happy.