Breeding is a lot of effort and work, if you do it correctly. If you are interested in obtaining a puppy, I can always refer you to a reputable breeder in your area. There are a lot of questions you should ask yourself and your prospective breeder when thinking about adding a puppy/dog to your house. The biggest one, is "Am I ready to commit the next 10-15 years to a puppy?" Other things that could be helpful are included in the list I have put together. Always feel comfortable with the person you are buying a puppy/dog from. If you would consider adopting a Dalmatian that might be a little older, please go to either Available Dalmatians, or contact the chapter of DalSavers in your area.
My present dogs are Can. Ch. Top Marks April Fools, Can. C.D., CGC, TDI, Cheyenne, who is 13 years young from my last litter; Abba, DSA an approximately 9 year old rescue and last but not least, Can. Ch. Highlands Whatz Up At Topmark, Bud, who is 7 years old. We also have three non-spots, Lucky, the beagle, who found us and is about 6 years old, Polo who is a chow/mix who also found us near our camp and probably is near 10 years old and Chance who is approximately a year and is an All-American Mutt.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at topmark@jamadots.comDOGS OF THE PAST TRAINING TIPS JESSIE'S STORY AVAILABLE DOGS HEALTH TOPICS FROZEN SEMEN
Last updated March 3, 2008
