Comments on: Liver Dalmatian

By: Trish Cameron

Trish Cameron — Mon, 24 Jun 2024 08:10:00 +0000

I have the most beautiful liver spot dal named “moo” she turned 13 April 4th. And yes she gets a bday treat , when I brought her home she had a 9yr old Boykin spaniel and a Rex rabbit to share a family with …she had no hesitation she was sweet and n knew she was number 3 in the chain .. and blended seamlessly in , they ate together she and the rabbit swam in the pool together and when the Boykin passed 2yrs ago it broke her heart she actually howled that dal howl you only hear once in a lifetime , she runs like a gazelle and loves to go to the 40acre park where she runs wild her smile is worth the weekly run . She loves the grandkids ,I’d say to any family buy one they are a beautiful dog with all humans .

By: Sylvia

Sylvia — Wed, 20 Dec 2023 23:02:07 +0000

In reply to Steve. I had a liver dal and he was the smartest dog I ever had. He saved me and my daughter twice from smoke. We left the vent in the fireplace closed and went to sleep. He also heard a German Shepherd coming to attack my young grandchildren. He broke through the screen door and attacked it. Thank goodness the owner heard us screaming and got his dog. Simon was only hurt a little. He was very kind, gentle, loving and obedient.

By: Janice

Janice — Thu, 10 Aug 2023 09:17:35 +0000

My husband got me my liver dalmatian 5 years ago. She is beautiful and I love her so much and she adores me! She can say *Mama*.
I talk to her alot since I lost my husband November 2023. I would be lost without her.! She has never been aggressive and loves people as long as they stay away from me! Her name is *GINGER *

By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 28 Jun 2023 21:32:09 +0000

Great article! Our current Dal, Mocha, is our first liver. He’s our 5th Dal overall, and adopted from Dalmatian Rescue. We weren’t looking for a liver particularly, but Dal Rescue recognized that Moke was a big, powerful and energetic dog who needed someone who understands the breed.

Like all his predecessors he’s a smart, energetic dog – we call him “creative, intelligent, and nuclear powered.” His temperament is how you describe the typical Dal, and he’s well socialized.

But most importantly, he’s a Velcro dog with a superglue chaser. And a fantastic member of the family.

Thanks again for the article.

By: Katie

Katie — Tue, 24 Jan 2023 04:03:02 +0000

I got my liver dalmation pup after my GS of 14 years had passed. I wasn’t looking for a dalmation or a liver one, but a breeder recently had a litter and she was the only liver pup in the whole litter, she was unique and it was meant to me. She is now 4 months old wild as ever, but still very smart and listen very well. Of course she still has her “puppy moments” where her craziness gets the best of her 🙂 wouldn’t trade her for the world tho, she is one spoiled pup! Her name is Darcy.

By: Max

Max — Sun, 19 Jun 2022 22:47:04 +0000

I specifically chose a liver Dalmatian and they are exactly how the article described them. My liver dal is a major velcro dog and tolerates starnagers but he still prefers it to be just he and I.