*all Sold*

We have seven beautiful Dalmatian puppies looking for their forever homes!

Their mother, Bonnie (5 years old, black and white spotted), and father, Twix (2 years old, liver spotted), are both strong, loving, and well-socialised with our family.

A Brief History of the Dalmatian

Dalmatians have a rich history, dating back centuries. Originally bred as carriage dogs, they ran alongside horse-drawn coaches, providing protection and companionship. Their high stamina and intelligence made them ideal for guarding carraiges and their cargo. Over time, they became popular firehouse mascots, hunting dogs, and circus performers, thanks to their agility and striking appearance.

Stamina & Temperament

Dalmatians are known for their incredible endurance and energy. They are loyal, intelligent, and playful, making them excellent companions for active individuals and fun families.

However, like all dogs, they do require regular exercise to stay happy and healthy.

How to Spot a Well-Belted Dalmatian

A well-belted Dalmatian has evenly distributed, distinct spots across its body.

Each puppy in this litter has unique, well-defined markings, making them stunning examples of the breed.

Health & Care

All puppies have been vet-checked, wormed, microchipped, and vaccinated, ensuring they are in top health and ready for their new homes.

Who Would Make an Ideal Dalmatian Owner?

These puppies would thrive in homes that:

• ✔ Have active families who enjoy outdoor activities
• ✔ Have space to run and play (a yard is a plus!)
• ✔ Can provide training and socialisation
• ✔ Are committed to regular exercise.

If you’re interested in giving one of these beautiful puppies a loving home, feel free to reach out!

1. Keep communication through our messaging system for as long as possible.
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1. Ask sellers to provide an ID (driver's licence / passport) and take note of their contact details. You will also need to provide the same & a proof of address to transfer the microchip to your name.
2. Note microchip IDs posted here (972274200538795, 972274200584447, 972274200584464, 972274200584455, 972274200584451, 972274200584514, 972274200584459) and check the microchip certificates (important) when you visit to make sure they match and the sellers details are on the certificate too (see example microchip certificates).
3. Do not purchase a dog without seeing a microchip certificate. It is illegal to sell a dog without a microchip that's fully registered (info).
4. See puppies in their home environment and see the mother of puppies.
5. Make sure the puppy is 8 weeks before taking ownership of the dog (closer to 10-12 weeks is even better).
6. Do not pay a deposit until you've met the owner & puppy in person.
7. Do not purchase a dog from a seller in a car park or other business location.
8. Consider buying a puppy starter pack of essential items .
9. Ask sellers about the vet who has taken care of the dogs. Ask for the dog's vaccination certificate(s).
10. Use our contract template www.dogs.ie/contract or another as a basis for a written contract & ask for a written receipt.
11. It's best not to bring young kids to first meetings, to avoid disappointment in the case you decide not to buy a dog.
12. This seller is a Registered Seller of Pets, ask to see their Registered Sellers ID from the Department of Agriculture.