Monday, August 31, 2009

Owner guide - Vaccinate your dalmatian

Vaccinate your dalmatian, and follow up with yearly booster vaccinations to maintain the dog's immunity to diseases. Worm your adult dog every three months, and consult your veterinarian about flea-control products.

Dalmatian - Dog Lover

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Owner guide - Dalmatian's behavior

Dalmatians are a sensitive and loyal breed, making them great watchdogs. However, while they are good with children, they may be too energetic for toddlers. They also require much human affection and a lot of exercise.

Dalmatian - Dog Lover

Saturday, August 15, 2009

DOG FAQ - Do dalmatians dogs have spots when they are born?

Dalmatians do not have spots when they are born. Their spots will come a few weeks after they are born.

Dalmatian - Dog Lover

Thursday, August 13, 2009

DOG FAQ - Why were dalmatians used as firefighter dogs?

Dalmatians were used as firefighter dogs because horses used to pull the cargo. Dalmatians and horses work very well together.

Dalmatian - Dog Lover

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

DOG FAQ - How much is a Dalmatian?

You can expect to pay between $800 and $1,000 for a well-bred Dalmatian puppy. Usually show quality dogs cost more.

Dalmatian - Dog Lover

Sunday, August 9, 2009

DOG FAQ - Are dalmatians deaf?

An estimated one in 10 Dalmatians is hearing-impaired or deaf, which can make the dog temperamental.

Dalmatian - Dog Lover

Saturday, August 1, 2009

DOG FAQ - How do I go about adopting a Dalmatian?

If you are interested in one of our litters (or adult dogs), please contact us for a Puppy Questionnaire. We will email, fax, or mail it to you. Once you complete and return the questionnaire, we will want to talk with you. We are very particular about where our puppies go and like to discuss the information provided on your questionnaire. Our puppies and dogs are not sold on a first come, first serve basis. Our puppies go to the families we feel will make the best homes. Once pregnancy is confirmed, we ask for a deposit to make sure you are serious. Believe it or not, we have had people back out the week before their puppy was ready to go home. The deposit is usually $100 and applies to the adoption cost of your puppy. If you decide not to get a pup, the money is refunded once a new family is found for the puppy you decided not to adopt.

Dalmatian - Dog Lover