For example, a Dalmatian was bred to
run alongside carriages for long distances.
They'd
run alongside the carriages of wealthy English lords, calming the horses and standing guard.
In the United States, Dalmatians are also known as Fireman's dogs as it was a common sight to see
them running alongside carriage horses that powered the fire vehicles in times of old.
Not exact matches
They were bred to
run alongside horse and
carriage to keep away strays, alert coachmen of approaching riders, and keep a clear pathway so coaches could pass.
Remember, this is a dog that was bred to
run for miles
alongside a
carriage.
Dalmatians, originally bred as coach dogs who
ran alongside horse - drawn
carriages, need lots of exercise.