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Not all of the puppies were named in the Disney animated film. Other than Pongo and Perdita (the parents), some of the named puppies were Lucky, Thunder, Rolly, Patch, Pepper, Dipstick, Penny, Cadpig, Freckles, Purdy, Wizzer, Jewel, Two-Tone, Fidget, and Spotty.

In 102 Dalmatians (live action), Dipstick "married" Dotty, and they had Domino, Little Dipper, and Oddball.

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Dalmatians are born pure white. Dalmatian puppies' first spots usually starting in the first week of life and continue for about a month. They will continue throughout life to develop spots but at a slower rate. Spots range in different sizes and sometimes in different colours (blue, grey) other than your typical black or brown.

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The father is named Pongo and the mother is named Perdita.

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Take it to the vet! Although vets are quite pricey, if you think it might help, go for it!

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Ninety-nine dalmatians went missing.

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No. Dalmatia lies party in Croatia though

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They will USE whatever they have to. Why would they want to use a fire truck? correct answer vehicles used all depends on the structure of the department police departments have emt and paramedics so do fire dept but police and fire fighters have completely different training police are not trained in the operation of fire vehicles, so it would not be any reason for them to drive one Some police forces, called Public Saftey have police officers who are trained as firefighters, and they do use fire trucks.

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the setting of the 101 dalmations was where horace and casper took them and another one is rogers house.

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Cruella De Ville.

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I went to the local pool supplier and purchased some "Liner Lock" It comes in 10' pieces at about $4.50 Cdn. each. It is about1/2" wide and about 1/8" thick. you drain the pool a bit some you can pull the liner back into place then push the liner lock into the space between the liner and the yop of the coping. If your coping has opened up a lot you may need two pieces stacked to lock it in place. I used a block of wood and a small hammer to install it. Completely solved the problem!!

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2/12

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Between 3 and 15 puppies.

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?? Not sure. I have a dalmation Jazmine, I have had her since 1991, she is about to turn 18 years old

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== == A Bluemation? A Dalheeler? Blue Heelers were crossed with Dalmatians in the late 19th century to improve their relationship with horses (horses, like people, do not like getting their heels nipped). This is why heelers are born-white, and why some of them are rather spotty. See the related link. So a blue heeler-dalmatian cross would be a slightly more dalmatiany-heeler. But what about a red heeler dalmatian cross? a redalmatian?

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In the 18th century, the Dalmatian was called a "coach dog" as it bonded well with horses and helped protect them, particularly against theft. Later when fire departments formed, the Dalmatian was often aboard the first horse-drawn equipment because it guarded the horses at the fire house. Today, we often see these spotted canines around because of tradition and the history of the fire service. Links can be found below that relate this information.

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My Bailey just turned 17 on 04-09-20

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Depends on what you mean my "combat". The USAF stations fire support vehicles at every base. These vehicles are in combat zones, but no one is riding them down the streets of Baghdad. Fire support vehicles are considered non-combat vehicles. But like everything else, people can shoot at them.

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They are born completely white and the spots develop later.

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It depends on what makes up the black spots. If it's just a little mildew, spray a weak solution of bleach, let it sit for a while then put it through the washer again. It also depends on the material.

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Senegal.

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Two dalmatians.

The Dalmatian is an AKC-registered purebreed.