TheScribbler asked:


i badly need advice on what kind of food to feed my dalmatian puppy…if you know anything helpful…thanks!

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Junior asked:


A few light spots appeared last week, in a white patch the back.

Are they new spots?
or are they just blemishes?
a tri-color dalmatian with black spots on the back and body, with liver spots on the face and legs.

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mikoantonio2019 asked:


my labrador retriever mixed dalmatian is a girl i dont know what is the normal size and weight for her. her name is alexa. please anwer. it is 2 months old what is the normal weight ang height for 2 months labrador retriever mix dalmatian.

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I love sushi asked:


I’m thinking about adopting one from a local resuce and I just needed some info. Anyother insights into the breed are also appreciated.

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spotteddoglover asked:


I rescued him about 2 years ago and I love him to death! He is great with my two little dogs and loves attention from humans. My mom took him to a dog parade last year and he was mean to all the other dogs. I can’t afford classes for him, so I’m looking for something I can teach him myself. Any ideas so we can go to dog parks to run around and make new friends?

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auntlacey asked:


I am looking for a dalmatian to buy for under $500.
If anyone knows of any where I can get one, I’d appreciate it.
It does not have to have papers or be a “show” dog - I just want one as a pet.

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Spongy asked:


Im getting a Dalmatian puppy soon, and I was wondering what I should name HIM. Any ideas?? I really like names used in astronomy, Ancient Rome & Ancient Greece.

Thanx.

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random asked:


I’m going under the assumption that the puppies will be smaller than if she had bred with another lab or dalmatian. Do I need to worry about a huge litter?

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Laura C asked:


We have a 1 year old dalmatian, and a 2 1/2 year old dachshund. We feed them in the morning, and at night. For the past month or so, the dalmatian will NOT eat when her food is put down,whereas the chow-hound dachshund will gobble his up every time. The dalmatian walks away, or at the very minimum just takes a few bites.

Our vet said not to allow “free feeding”, where you just leave the food there and let them eat when they want. Besides, if there is any food the dalmatian leaves — the dachshund is quickly ears-deep in her bowl.

Any suggestions? If she doesn’t eat, she throws up about midafternoon, which is getting quite old and annoying.

We don’t want to try “bribing” her with people food to get her to eat. We don’t want them eating people food.

Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks!!

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babak_deghat asked:


is dalmatian an easy to train dog and good for a beginner?

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