Dalmatian puppies for sale
Near Glenview, IL
Red Male - 1250
Ready now1 month old • Male
Raised by Amara P.Responds within a few days
Light Blue Male - 1250
Ready now1 month old • Male
Raised by Amara P.Responds within a few days
Pink Girl Eye Patch - 1550
Ready now1 month old • Female
Raised by Amara P.Responds within a few days
Sister Christen
Ready Apr. 262 days old • Female
Raised by Deanna L.Responds within a few days
18 reviewsRaptor Tri-color Dalmatian
Ready Mar. 91 month old • Male
Raised by JordanResponds within a few days
1 reviewStega Tri-color Dalmatian
Ready Mar. 91 month old • Female
Raised by JordanResponds within a few days
1 reviewCera Tri-color Dalmatian
Ready Mar. 91 month old • Female
Raised by JordanResponds within a few days
1 reviewLiver spotted girl 1
Ready Apr. 164 days old • Female
Raised by Jamie B.Responds within a day
3 reviewsLiver spotted girl 2
Ready Apr. 164 days old • Female
Raised by Jamie B.Responds within a day
3 reviewsBlack spotted Girl 1
Ready Apr. 164 days old • Female
Raised by Jamie B.Responds within a day
3 reviewsBlack Spotted female 2
Ready Apr. 164 days old • Female
Raised by Jamie B.Responds within a day
3 reviewsBlack spotted Girl 3
Ready Apr. 164 days old • Female
Raised by Jamie B.Responds within a day
3 reviews
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About the Dalmatian
For starters, it’s spelled DalmatiAn—not DalmatiOn! Because they’re thought to be from Dalmatia. The Dalmatian (Dal for short) was one of the first status symbol dogs, bred to make a statement trotting alongside carriages. But they also performed a vital function: guarding the horses from marauding strays. They still love to run, and still make a stylish statement wherever they go. The Dal tends to be more of a jack of all trades rather than a specialist, and most are just happy to be an all-around member of the family, equally content to snooze on the couch or play in the yard—but always up for a run! Learn more
High Energy
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Minimal Maintenance
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Average Trainability
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