Color Variations / Prices

The most common color variation is the traditional black & white Dalmatian. Not surprisingly, that is the most common variant in our puppies sales.

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Prices shown here are our base prices only.  All puppies are individually priced based on the puppy's characteristics.

*We have puppies for every price range.*  

Liver Dalmatians are a warm brown color. Liver is the recessive gene to Black, meaning that only liver and black are standard for the breed. All other color variations are accepted, but none can be shown in confirmation classes according to AKC guidelines.

Liver Dalmatians range in color from very dark Brown, almost black, to a very light Brown, even somewhat reddish in color.  Most liver Dalmatians have green eyes, but some even have blue!!

All come with same tests and certs as black puppies.

Beautiful Lemon spotted Dalmatians!! They sure do grab your attention. Lemons are a dilution of color from the Liver or Black, often with brown noses and yellowish golden spots. This color variation is considered a flaw by the AKC, making these dogs unacceptable to show. 

We have some Lemon puppies throughout the year. We even at time have LUA (low uric acid) Lemon puppies.

LUA puppies are also DNA tested and Microchipped

Our most popular puppies and the most beautiful Dalmatians in the world!! True Tri-color Dalmatians are rare, actually VERY rare. Their markings consist of Tan spots on Black or Liver Dalmatians. These dogs are not acceptable for show by AKC standards.

Like all of our puppies, these puppies are only available as PETS - we have a strict no breeding contract.

Your puppy will have all the same shots and certs as the other pups,

plus!

Bragging rights for having one of the rarest furbabies you can find!

Yes.... Dalmatians also have long coats. We have liver, black and sometimes Tri-Color long coat.

You may think long haired Dalmatians sounds like a new discovery, but they have been around as long as Dalmatians have been around.  This is another example of a breed "fail", which means they are not acceptable for show.

Dogs carrying a single copy of the long-coat gene would look like normal Dals.  But, if two of these dogs are bred together, about 25% of their puppies can have long coats. 

They look Gray, but they are called "Blue" Dalmatians.  The spots are a blue-gray, the nose is a dark gray, and the eyes are usually a mixture of gray and gold.  Blues come from the recessive "d" gene diluting the "B" Black gene.  The "d" gene can also affect Liver Dalmatians, resulting in a light tan (not the same as lemons).

This variation is super rare.  We have only had two in our program so far.  They are also not acceptable for show, since the color is considered a fail.

If you are interested in one of our puppies, please download the "Rules" form and the "Puppy Buyer Questionnaire" from the download section below. The "Rules" will explain everything about our procedures, including how our waiting list works, what deposits are required, when you can pick out a puppy... the whole works! If you wish to move forward and become a part of our Dalmatian Family, fill out the Puppy Buyer Questionnaire, and return it to us with your first deposit.

*ALL SALES ARE SUBJECT TO ALL APPLICABLE SALES TAXES - THAT IS BOTH PUPPY SALES AND DELIVERY SERVICES.   Please check your own state Sales Tax rules to determine the taxes associated with your purchase.

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