Dalmatian dog is Croatian native breed recognizable by white hair with characteristic black or brown dots. Harmonius body composition, perky, calm temper with expressed hound instinct, It is mentioned in Croatia for the first time in the 14th century and is also known as the Dubrovnik hound. In history it was used for hunting and for escort carriages. The first "official description" of the breed derives from the dr. John Henry Walsh in 1850. The International Cynology Organization (FCI) publishes the first standard on 07 April 1955 called Dalmatian Hound. On May 9, 1994, following the official recognition of the Croatian Kennel Club, with the help of its Committee for Indigenous Breeds and Club of Dalmatian Friends of Dalmatian Dogs, the latest breed standard was adopted, which finally states that it is a country of origin of Dalmatian dogs Croatia. There is also a patronage of the standard and the official name of the breed is "Dalmatian". Because of their attractive appearance they are no longer bred for hunting but they have become pets.