Rocky

Dalmatian

9 weeks 2 days old

Lewisburg , PA

$750.00 _{was
$875.00}
Requires a $100.00 deposit.

Gender

male

Birth Date

Sep 18, 2024

Size

medium

Available On

Nov 13, 2024

Generation

Generation P

Meet our charming Dalmatian puppy, a picture of health and vitality! This little one is family-raised, ensuring a loving and social start to life. With up-to-date vaccinations and deworming, this pup is ready for a lifetime of adventures. Sporting a sleek, spotted coat, those bright eyes are full of curiosity and mischief, promising endless joy to the lucky new owner.

About The Breeder:

Marcus Zimmerman

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