Dalmatian Dog Insurance Quotes

Dalmatian Dog insurance quotes UK.
Pet health accident and liability insurance for Dalmatian Dogs .

Who wants a large, unexpected veterinary bill if your beloved Dalmatian Dog suffers an accident or illness?

Dalmatian Dog - Pet Insurance Cover
Veterinary fees
Third party liability - Required for Dalmatian Dogs
If you need to go into Hospital
Holiday cancellation
Finding your Dog
Loss by theft or straying
Death from accident
Premium Waiver
Travel Insurance cover for Dalmatian Dogs travelling abroad

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About the Breed
This elegant breed was originally developed in Yugoslavia and brought to England during the 18th century where their splendid physique made them valued as coach dogs. It was originally intended that they should be guards for the mail coaches but, before long, no smart or fashionable equipage was considered complete without one or two of these dogs running either beside the wheels or with their noses to the back axle. The arrival of the internal combustion engine made their task redundant and now these dogs are simply pleasant and sometimes sporting companions.
These are very good house dogs and make dependable guardians. They are unlikely to bark unless there is a stranger in the vicinity. You must be willing to allow them a good run every day, however, which may not always be easy in a town. Dalmatians are energetic dogs by nature, interestingly, their puppies are born pure white in colour and only develop their characteristic spots during the first few weeks of life. The short coat itself requires very little attention, even during a moult.
Check that any puppy that you are thinking of purchasing has normal hearing, as some individuals can prove deaf. In a good exhibition dog, the spots should be clearly defined and circular in shape. Although black-spotted Dalmatians are most common, there is also a variety with spots that are liver-brown in colour. The coat itself needs the minimum of grooming to stay in good condition, but, particularly during a moult, brushing should be carried out in the garden to save loose hairs being shed around the home.
Height 23-24 in (58.5-61 cm)
Weight 50-55 lb (25 kg)
Coat type/colour The sleek, glossy coat should be short and fine; the ground colour pure white with round, well-defined spots of black or liver colour. The body spots should be approximately the size of half a crown and smaller on head, face, ears, tail and legs.

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