She glowed enjoying the pleasure of this new freedom. The first time she disappeared behind the trees, we were convinced that was the end of her. But no, a little while later, a galloping tumbleweed-like hurricane showed in the distance, and it was Bubble looking pleased as punch. Sometimes, after such a run, she has reached me with such enthusiasm that she hasn't quite been able to brake in time. Once, she knocked me quite off my feet.
Bubble is now more mature.
She's calmed down substantially, and although we have to keep reminding her to return to her basket, her behavior is much improved. Here are some ideas regarding feeding, training and surviving your Dalmation. If you want a pedigreed dog, then obviously you'll have to inspect the paperwork. Check the puppy's eyes and nose. You could always insist on a vet's inspection before you commit on the dog.