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Dalmatian puppies and dogs in Durham, North Carolina

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Leila

Dalmatian Hound (Unknown Type)

Female, 5 yrs 1 mo
Youngsville, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
(DOB 07/16/2021) Want a dog that is "easy to please" then look no further than Leila. She’s a goofy girl FULL of happiness and doesn’t stop smiling. It doesn’t take much to please her. Other than needing her daily walks/jogs, having a bit of fun, and snuggle time, there isn't much she isn't happy "just" doing. She enjoys playing with people and finds friends with ease! She enjoys both daily walks, and she is fairly good on a leash but will pull when she sees other people! She loves meeting everyone. She would be happy with a kid in the home that would spend time playing in the yard (fetch and bit of tug-o-war) with her as well. Whatever it is, Leila will roll with it. She's even good with cats!! Leila would love to be your bestie, and she'd probably love being your one and only. She plays w/doggie friends at day camp but can be jealous of toys and such. With that said, she could be a fit for a condo, townhome or apartment as she does not require a fenced in yard with the promise there is plenty of fun time each and every day. Speaking of playtime, Leila loves toys of any kind and finds extra joy in destroying those fluffy filled ones...hee hee! So, other tougher toys are a better bang for the buck! While she does like to cuddle, she’s not super lazy so definitely needs a way to get some energy out. You know what else she loves - CAR RIDES! Yep, that's a fun activity, and Leila is happy to hop in and join you for your daily errands, coffee run, or off to a hike somewhere. She is very social and loves everyone she meets. She attracts strangers with her great smile and happy-go-lucky pep in her step.  Though Leila has played with some pups at doggie day care and has done ok, she's looking for a home to be just her. She's happiest and will make you super happy as your one and only. She is fine walking and seeing other dogs on her strolls. She is happy to sleep in her doggie bed or cot and doesn't require being crated - note she is crate trained. She really is a gem of a girl. Don't miss the opportunity to be her lifetime love! As part of Leila's $300 adoption fee, she will be spayed, microchipped, up to date on age-appropriate vaccines, and current on her monthly flea/tick and heartworm preventatives. If you have questions about this sweet little girl, you can email  Dogteam@pawsforlifenc.org.  If you wish to adopt Leila, you can fill in an online application for her under the Adopt a Pet Tab on our website:  www.pawsforlifenc.org. ##2131283##
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Chief

Dalmatian

Male, Adult
Holly Springs, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Online Adoption Application › Chief is an amazing boy that was owner surrendered to us.  chief is house trained and crate trained (he sleeps through the night in crate and also is fine out of the crate if we let him sneak on a bed he stays all night). He has done well with the kiddos in his foster home but due to his size and energy will do better with older kids! He will take some time to settle into any new environment, huge changes have happened for this poor guy. Chief is a typical Dalmation-- he can seem aloof and recently has become a shadow to his foster and really wants to be with his people as much as possible. When he is able to get exercise he will nap in his cage with the door open. He pulls pretty hard on the leash at first but once he gets into the walk he is very responsive to the leash, so just needs some practice. He does have a loud bark but only barks when he wants something (to go out/wants food/at other dogs) he doesnt bark at people who come to the door that we’ve seen and has been overly friendly with every humans hes met!! We were told he was afraid of cats, but when introduced he completely ignored the cat. He has little if any experience with other dogs.   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.September 2, 2026, 9:49 am

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Paws For Life NC

PO Box 338, Youngsville, NC 27596

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Pawfect Match Rescue and Rehabilitation

Holly Springs, NC 27540

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