When buying a dog, netizens always like to ask whether the dog is purebred. In fact, professional dog sellers will not be able to answer these questions, so when purchasing, the key is to look at our own understanding of dogs. We know a lot about dogs, but Dalmatians are a kind of dog that is difficult for many people to distinguish between pure and pure breeds.

To determine whether a Dalmatian is pure or not, of course you must first look at its parents. Check whether its bloodline is pure. Simply put, if the bloodline of the parents is pure, then the inherited Dalmatian bloodline of the offspring will also be pure. Of course, purebred Dalmatians have unique characteristics of this kind of dog, and we can also use these characteristics to distinguish whether the dog is purebred.

To understand the characteristics of Dalmatians, first we have to look at the FCI’s judging criteria:

1. Dalmatians belong to Group 6 in the FCI: Scent Hounds and Related Dog Breeds Group. The standard height is: male Dalmatian 50-60 cm, female Dalmatian 50-55 cm; standard weight: male Dalmatian 23.25 kg, female Dalmatian 21.24 kg.

2. Head: The entire head must be coordinated with the body. The whole head is high and majestic, the position of the two eyes is slightly separated, medium size, the eye shape is similar to a circle, the eye color is brown or blue; the ears are medium size, triangular, the base of the ear is wide, the tip is slightly rounded, the top of the ear is consistent with the top of the head The ears are flush and droop downward; the outline of the muzzle is parallel to the outline of the head, and the nose is black with a scissors bite.