Lady
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Lady
AvailableLady is a young female Dalmatian who weighs about 35 lbs, making her a petite member of her breed. She is a medium-sized dog, spayed, and fully vaccinated. Lady is house trained and currently living in Newport Beach, CA.
About Lady
Lady is a petite, young Dalmatian at about 2 years old who arrived with her two puppies, Kia and Kiara, after being surrendered by a neighbor. She craves affection and comes right up for pats whenever she can. While she hasn't had much personal attention in her past, she enjoys walks, playtime with other dogs, and especially the company of her pups. Lady currently lives comfortably with both dogs and a cat, showing no issues around either. An active home with one or two other dogs, dog-savvy adults, and no small children would let her thrive. She’s closely bonded to her puppies, so adopting one of them alongside her would be ideal, but not required. Lady is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and weighs about 35 lbs, putting her on the smaller side for a Dalmatian. She’s ready to settle in with a family who will give her the attention she’s missed. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Lady
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Lady, as a Dalmatian, does well in active households that can give her space to run and play. She’ll fit best in a home where she can be part of daily activities and get plenty of interaction.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Dalmatians like Lady benefit from a yard to burn off energy, but more importantly, they need daily walks and exercise. She’ll appreciate an accessible outdoor area but will thrive with owners who take her out frequently.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While many Dalmatians can be great with kids, Lady is best suited to a home without small children given her history and preferences. Older, respectful children may be fine with proper introductions.











