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5 Big dog Dalmatian Puppies for sale

Dalmatians, also known as Dally, Spotted Dog, Carriage Dog, Coach Dog, are a unique breed, not only in appearance but also in their intelligence and character. They are known around the world for their distinctive appearance and beautifully spotted coat, which is just one of the reasons why they have remained extremely popular companions and family dogs over the years. They were originally bred to run alongside carriages, which included horse-drawn fire engines, earning them the name Firehouse Dogs.

Read our Dalmatian Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Mixed Breed dogs Last 3 Pyrematian puppies - now ready to leave - Advert 1
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Last 3 Pyrematian puppies - now ready to leave

Pyrenean Mountain Dog & Dalmatian Hybrid

8 weeksAge
47Sex
£975Price

Now ready to leave: 🧡 girl REAVAILABLE 💜 girl AVAILABLE 💙 boy AVAILABLE - please read his puppy profile on litter details before enquiring 💛 - yellow girl has left for her new family home 🍋‍🟩 💚 - lime girl now reserved to a lovely family ❤️ - red girl now reserved to a lovely family 🩶 - Silver girl now reserved to a lovely home 🩵 - Light blue boy now reserve

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Mixed Breed dogs Beautiful dalmador Callie - Advert 1
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Beautiful dalmador Callie

Dalmatian & Labrador Retriever Hybrid

1 yearAge
1Sex
£550Price

This is callie, she is my gorgeous big energetic playful jumpy girl, she is mix of dalmatian and labrador and her dad had some husky in him, fun! She is good off the lead she just loves to run after

Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
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Dalmatian dogs Potential rehome - male LUA Dalmatian - Advert 2
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Potential rehome - male LUA Dalmatian

Dalmatian

3 yearsAge
1Sex
£2,500Price

Please note: I am only exploring the possibility of rehoming at this stage. I’m just putting the feelers out there. I’ll try not to ramble! But: I bred this boy myself, and he’s been with me since th

Southsea, Portsmouth
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Maisie German Shepard X Dalmation

German Shepherd & Dalmatian Hybrid

2 yearsAge
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£200Price

PLEASE READ THE WHOLE DESCRIPTION BEFORE MESSAGING ME Maisie is a 2 year old cross breed. She is house trained and has good recall off lead. Maisie is a very loving and affectionate dog once she kn

Blackpool, Blackpool
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Looking for a new family

Mixed Breed & Dalmatian Hybrid

1 yearAge
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Sadly my cheeky chap is looking for a new family to love him, unfortunately my middle dog has rejected him. Hugo is pure joy and will make a lovely addition to your family. He's completed the Kennel c

Wellingborough, North Northamptonshire
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How much does a Dalmatian puppy cost?

The average cost of a purebred Dalmatian puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £714, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

What are the pros and cons of a Dalmatian?

Pros of a Dalmatian include their energetic nature, intelligence, and friendly personality, making them good companions and watchdogs. Cons include their high energy needs, tendency to be prone to certain health issues like deafness and urinary stones, and the need for regular exercise and training.

What is the life expectancy of a Dalmatian?

The average life expectancy of a Dalmatian is around 10 to 14 years. Proper care, a healthy diet, and regular veterinary visits can help ensure they live a full, healthy life.

Is Dalmatian a high maintanance dog?

Dalmatians can be considered moderately high maintenance due to their high energy levels and need for regular exercise. They also require consistent training and socialization to prevent behavioral issues. Additionally, they shed quite a bit and need regular grooming.

Is a Dalmatian a good house dog?

Yes, Dalmatians can be good house dogs if they receive enough exercise and mental stimulation. They are energetic, friendly, and loyal but require consistent training and socialization. Without proper activity, they may become restless or develop behavioral issues.

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