Long Coat Dalmatians & Standard Dalmatians + Puppies

26/04/2025

Hi, i’m Tabi

I'm a 12-weeks old long hair Dalmatian, and I'm looking for a loving new home! I'm a happy, playful girl who adores attention, and l'd love to find a family that will include me in their daily lives.
A Little About Me:
• Affectionate & Loyal: I love being around my people and enjoy getting plenty of pats and attention. I'm a bit of a mumma's girl, if something startles me, l immediately feel safe when I see or hear my person.
• Playful & Fun: Playing ball is one of my favorite things to do! I also love following my humans around the yard and keeping them in my sight while they work. I'm always up for a bit of fun and adventure.
• Leash Manners & Training: I can be a bit strong on the lead, so I'll need someone to help reinforce good walking habits. But I do have some great manners. | always sit before crossing the road, even without being asked, and I respond to sit and stay commands. My recall is a work in progress. I'll come eventually, but there are just so many interesting smells out there!

Home Life: I'm primarily an outdoor dog, but I do occasionally sleep inside in my portable soft kennel. When I do, I always let my humans know when I need to go outside for the toilet. I'd love a home where I can still enjoy my outside time but also be included in family life.
So My Health:
• Up to date on vaccinations, worming, and flea treatments
• My Perfect Home:
I'd love a family who has time for me, one that will give me lots of love, attention, and include me in their daily lives. I'd be the perfect companion for someone who enjoys being outside, as I love following my people around and keeping them company.
Want to meet me? Reach out now to learn more and get the ball rolling. When you contact them, please include a little bit about yourself, your family, and the kind of home you could offer me. They'll help figure out if we're a perfect match!
Please share my post so I can find my forever home.

13/04/2025

Hi everyone,

We wanted to take a moment to clarify how the rehoming posts on our page work.

Some of the dogs we share come from rescues, and in those cases, we are simply sharing their profile along with a link to apply. However, the majority of the rehomes we post come directly from the community-owners who have reached out to us for help in finding a new home for their Dalmatian.

We want to emphasise that we are not an official rescue or club. We are a volunteer-run page dedicated to helping families and their dogs as best as we can. Our role is to facilitate contact between potential adopters and current owners and to help provide exposure for dogs in need of new homes.

While we do some initial suitability checks-such as ensuring that an adopter does not have cats if a dog has a high prey drive, it is ultimately up to each family to determine whether a Dalmatian is the right fit for their home. Likewise, it is the current owner's responsibility to feel comfortable with the potential adopter before making any decisions. We are purely here to assist in connecting families and helping these dogs find the best chance at a loving home.

This process takes a considerable amount of time from communicating with owners and creating profiles and graphics to responding to inquiries and connecting the right people. While we have a small team of five volunteers, the majority of the rehoming process speaking with owners, creating posts, and handling inquiries is managed by just two of us. We do our best to respond as quickly as possible, but we truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we carefully work through each case.
Since 2022, we have personally helped rehome approximately 89 Dalmatians, with additional rehomes prior to that before we started tracking numbers.
Rehoming a beloved pet is never an easy decision, and we always approach these situations with care, compassion, and understanding. We ask that those interacting with our page extend the same kindness whether in comments, messages, or inquiries. Please be patient as we respond, as we truly appreciate everyone's support in helping these beautiful dogs find loving homes.
Thank you for being part of this community.

03/08/2024

Bath time brings out his sassy side

03/08/2024

Gotta stop and smell the 🌸 And eat them aaaaaall!

23/07/2024

The dream couple for our J litter😍
These two definitely love each other and get along great here.
I am therefore confident that a pairing of the two will work🙂

25/06/2024

Happy Monday

25/06/2024

When mom won't give me a bite of her taco🥲

23/06/2024

A truck of Dalmatian puppies.

20/04/2024

Very important information. Please make sure you share this post.

We treat a number of unfortunate pets for exposure to a variety of different toxic household substances and foods. While accidents happen, there are some important steps you can take as a pet owner to prevent poison exposure. In the case of poisoning, preparedness is key to quick diagnosis and treatment for your pet. Keeping emergency phone numbers and the ASPCA Pet Poison Hotline handy can speed up this process should you need assistance quickly.
While the list of toxins is too numerous to list, we have included some of the most common ones below.
Sometimes, it's difficult for owners to know whether something is toxic or not. This is where the ASPCA Pet Poison Hotline comes in handy especially if exposure occurs outside of business hours. There is a lot of incorrect information out there online. It is best to be certain and call the experts in situations like this where time is of the essence.
Keeping medications safely tucked away, knowing if a plant is safe prior to bringing inside the home, and having a garbage can with a proper seal are a few ways to keep your pets safe. More posts to come this month about common household dangers and ways to protect your pet.

20/04/2024

LUA long coats

30/03/2024

“Important information “

Blue eyed Dalmatians are very popular. The blue eyes are indeed an eye-catcher and stand out.
Puppies with one or both blue eyes are always found in litters, even though both parents have brown eyes.
Due to popularity, there are people who breed with blue-eyed dogs to increase the likelihood of blue-eyed offspring as well.
However, this is not in the sense of dogs and can be at the expense of health.
In Dalmatians, blue eyes arise when the white check is particularly strong and thus extends to the iris. Therefore, pigments do not store in the iris and the eye appears blue.
Vision is not disturbed by this, but an even stronger whiteness check means a higher risk of deafness.
A few years ago I reviewed the breed books of the German breeding associations over a period of 5 years regarding blue eyes and deafness. It has been shown that blue-eyed puppies are 3 times more likely to be affected by both unilateral and bilateral deafness.
So it is undoubtedly sensible to exclude blue-eyed dogs from the breeding, because keeping the incidence of deafness as low as possible is in the sense of the dogs and the owners.

27/03/2024

you are sooo 🥰. You have
beautiful eyes🥰

23/03/2024

We're 3 weeks old today!
Last night in the nursery, tomorrow we will move to the puppy room.

20/03/2024