The rotating sounds of sirens, accompanied by flashing red lights and the deep throated roar of the engines from a multitude ...

These days, the Dalmatian’s job of following the fire trucks is over. So why are Dalmatians fire dogs today? These loyal dogs remain iconic ambassadors and mascots for fire departments.

Dear readers, watching the fires trucks rushing to fires in Los Angeles reminded me of the Dalmatian dogs that have been a symbol of firefighters since the 1870s. Originally, the New York Fire ...

Smokie, a 3-year-old Dalmatian ... When the fire bell rang, Smokie would make a run to take his front-seat perch in the truck. “File under D for ‘dog food.’ ” – Terri Bruner, Fort ...

and a Dalmatian dog. This set includes three emergency vehicles—a fire truck, fire van, and fire helicopter—bringing action-packed firefighting adventures to life. Watch the build and explore ...

Tiny the Fire Dog was no foe to the flame on Thursday as the 105,000-cubic foot Dalmatian stood at attention in the sky for ...

“Molly was a really smart dog, she loved to learn,” Hilton told USA TODAY. She trained Molly – and her first Dalmatian, Sparkles the fire safety dog – how to demonstrate crawling low and ...

WARWICK, R.I. — Video shows a firefighter stepping out of a Warwick Fire Department ladder truck ... of a dog grooming business called Ahead of the Pack. And it does not appear to be a Dalmatian.

an older man approached his father and told him he had worked on the assembly line at the Prospect Fire Engine Co. on the truck. A photo from 1964 shows a Dalmatian in the driver's seat of the ...

"When a local family contacted us and wanted to stop by Station 1 for a visit and bring their Dalmatian puppy, we were more than happy to oblige," the Lynchburg Fire ... on the truck and looking ...

She’s small and pinkish-white, and she doesn’t have spots like a Dalmatian. Firefighter Aron ... the cabin behind the driver’s seat of a fire truck — rooting around on the metal floor ...