Harley

Meet Harley who is in my care along with her sister Quinn. They have been in care for a few weeks now and are both developing well. They are happy and healthy typical pups. They are playful, loyal and loving and their little personalities are starting to develop. She is doing well with toilet training and is learning what is acceptable and not acceptable.
This breed needs plenty of exercise and companionship. Too much confinement (especially without the companionship of a family). Too little mental stimulation leads to boredom, hyperactivity, and destructive behaviors so if you choose Harley you need to ensure she is regularly exercised and stimulated.
She will develop into an athletic, vigorous dog with great endurance, she has a working heritage and should be taken jogging, hiking, or biking on a regular basis, or otherwise allowed to romp in a safe, enclosed area.
Challenging canine activities such as advanced obedience and agility (obstacle course) are also highly recommended.
Some Dalmatians greet strangers with enthusiastic jumping, while others are politely reserved. Some have mild protective instincts. Plenty of socialization is required to promote a stable temperament.
Usually good with other family pets, the Dalmatian is also especially fond of horses.
Harley will be ready for her new home 20th November. She will be microchipped, vaccinated and have up to date flea and worming treatments. Desexing appointment will be made and confirmed before adoption and this is also included in her adoption fee.
If you want to come and meet Harley she would love to say hello and lick your face !!