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Dalmatian
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Dalmatian, Dalmatian coach hound
a medium-sized, shorthaired dog distinguished by its white color with black or brown spots distributed uniformly over the entire body. The breed has a unique protein metabolism that results in high levels of uric acid excretion into the urine. As a result the breed is predisposed to urate uroliths and some dermatoses believed to be associated with this metabolic characteristic. It also is affected by inherited deafness and a cavitating leukodystrophy. Called also English coach dog, Carriage dog, Plum pudding dog, Fire house dog and Spotted Dick.


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The rhyming text follows the daily efforts of a team of firefighting, anthropomorphic dalmation dogs, as they do what real firefighters do when called on to extinguish blazes and save lives.
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Since his native Dubrovnik/Ragusa has always been in the focus of Barisa Krekic's long and distinguished career, it should be stated at the outset that what Professor Krekic does not know about that pearl of the Dalmation coast is not worth knowing.
 
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