Db-4

Bill Shooltz

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$1,000

Price:

$1,000

Location:

Webberville, MI

Description:

Today went to Vets got baer test done Bilateral hearing and 1st Vaccination done Health all is great weighs 4.37 lb. (Light blue collar) DB-4 is 1 of a litter of 12 Puppies (7 Females & 5 Males) and has their dewclaws remove when about 5days old, will be Vet check at 6 weeks and first shots and Baer test done and will ready for their new home at 8 weeks old (3-10-24) Parent are both registered A K C Dam Sweet Polly Purebred weighs about 45Lbs is 3 years old and Sire Thor Thunderbolt weighs about 67 lbs is 6 years old. Both are good with kids and other animals. During their long history, these "coach dogs" have accompanied the horse-drawn rigs of nobles, gypsies, and firefighters. The Dalmatian's delightful, eye-catching spots of black or liver adorn one of the most distinctive coats in the animal kingdom. Beneath the spots is a graceful, elegantly proportioned trotting dog standing between 19 and 23 inches at the shoulder. Dals are muscular, built to go the distance; the powerful hindquarters provide the drive behind the smooth, effortless gait. The Dal was originally bred to guard horses and coaches, and some of the old protective instinct remains. Reserved and dignified, Dals can be aloof with strangers and are dependable watchdogs. With their preferred humans, Dals are bright, loyal, and loving house dogs. They are strong, active athletes with great stamina'a wonderful partner for runners and hikers. They love to play with children and can be trusted to endure a bit of rough housing, although toddlers should always be supervised around this rowdy dog. Small children can accidentally get hurt playing with a rowdy Dalmatian. Train ability Dalmatians are highly trainable dogs, and training should always involve positive reinforcement and lots of treats. Harsh treatment will result in fearfulness, as this breed tends to start out on the shy side. Once basic obedience is mastered, Dalmatians should graduate to advanced training, tricks, or agility. They are highly intelligent and thrive on mastering new tasks. Natural show dogs, Dalmatians take well to competition, often excelling in obstacle courses.If you have other question ask you can call Bill at 517-819-XXXX Taking deposit of $400.00 hold and is non refundable.

Breed:

Dalmatian

Category:

Dogs

Color:

Black, Black|White

Sex:

Male

Posted:

February 11 on Puppies.com