Definition of carriage dog in English:

carriage dog

noun

archaic term for Dalmatian (sense 1 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- In England during the 1800s, the Dalmatian was a carriage dog, used to guard its master and carriage.
- Dalmatians are thought to have been developed as carriage dogs in the Croatian Region of Dalmatia.
- The Dalmatian is often thought of as a British dog, mainly because of its popularity as a carriage dog in the 18th century, but in fact it actually originated in Yugoslavia.
- With its purpose as a carriage dog so important, the Dalmatian should have the ability to trot long distances alongside a coach.
- Over the years, Dalmatians have been hunters, carriage dogs, firehouse dogs, and rescue dogs.

Origin

Early 19th century: because Dalmatians were formerly trained to run behind carriages as guard dogs.

Definition of carriage dog in US English:

carriage dog

noun

archaic term for Dalmatian
Example sentencesExamples
- The Dalmatian is often thought of as a British dog, mainly because of its popularity as a carriage dog in the 18th century, but in fact it actually originated in Yugoslavia.
- With its purpose as a carriage dog so important, the Dalmatian should have the ability to trot long distances alongside a coach.
- Over the years, Dalmatians have been hunters, carriage dogs, firehouse dogs, and rescue dogs.
- In England during the 1800s, the Dalmatian was a carriage dog, used to guard its master and carriage.
- Dalmatians are thought to have been developed as carriage dogs in the Croatian Region of Dalmatia.

Origin

Early 19th century: because Dalmatians were formerly trained to run behind carriages as guard dogs.

词汇	carriage dog
释义	Definition of carriage dog in English: carriage dog noun archaic term for Dalmatian (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples In England during the 1800s, the Dalmatian was a carriage dog, used to guard its master and carriage. Dalmatians are thought to have been developed as carriage dogs in the Croatian Region of Dalmatia. The Dalmatian is often thought of as a British dog, mainly because of its popularity as a carriage dog in the 18th century, but in fact it actually originated in Yugoslavia. With its purpose as a carriage dog so important, the Dalmatian should have the ability to trot long distances alongside a coach. Over the years, Dalmatians have been hunters, carriage dogs, firehouse dogs, and rescue dogs. Origin Early 19th century: because Dalmatians were formerly trained to run behind carriages as guard dogs. Definition of carriage dog in US English: carriage dog noun archaic term for Dalmatian Example sentencesExamples The Dalmatian is often thought of as a British dog, mainly because of its popularity as a carriage dog in the 18th century, but in fact it actually originated in Yugoslavia. With its purpose as a carriage dog so important, the Dalmatian should have the ability to trot long distances alongside a coach. Over the years, Dalmatians have been hunters, carriage dogs, firehouse dogs, and rescue dogs. In England during the 1800s, the Dalmatian was a carriage dog, used to guard its master and carriage. Dalmatians are thought to have been developed as carriage dogs in the Croatian Region of Dalmatia. Origin Early 19th century: because Dalmatians were formerly trained to run behind carriages as guard dogs.
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