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Thursday, 02 June 2011 00:00 |
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The familiar dapper black & white spotted dog of Disney fame, the Dalmatian is a symmetrical, muscular medium-sized dog with superior endurance. A picture of elegance, the Dalmatian has the lean, clean lines of the pointer, to which it may be related. It has a short, hard, dense coat of pure white with black or liver colored spots randomly splashed over it. The spots can be black, brown (liver), lemon, dark blue, tri colored, brindled, solid white (highly discouraged in show dogs), or sable. The feet are round with well-arched toes and the nails are either white or the same color as the spots. The nose can |
| be either black, brown (liver), or blue or a dark gray that looks like black. The eyes are dark brown, amber, or blue, with an intelligent expression. The ears are soft, narrowing toward the point, carried with a slight upward curve. The more defined and well distributed the marking, the more valued the dog. Puppies are born completely white and the spots develop later. |
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Comments
I have a female Dalamation and looking for a male to breed with.
Craig (KZN)
we are looking for a male puppy dalmation.
we live in Johannesburg (Randburg)
We were considering getting a female for our daughter. I heard that dalmations can be aggressive. is this true?
I'm looking for a female puppy. Currently have a 1 year old male.
Thanks
Thank you!
Please get hold of me if anyone knows of a good litter being produced. We move to a farm in E Cape this year ...in CT at mo.
Thanks Barbara
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