Elara
13 weeks · Female · Niedersachsen
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Dalmatiner vom Nienburger Adel
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Current Dalmatian puppies from verified breeders. You contact the breeders directly – free and with no middleman.
How much does a Dalmatian puppy cost? (2026)
Estimate: a Dalmatian puppy from a responsible breeder typically costs between €1,500 and €2,800.
Listed prices for Dalmatian: €2,000 (2 listings with prices, as of September 2026).
The price depends on the pairing, health testing and the breeder's setup.
A Dalmatian costs around ~€180 per month (€100 – €350, depending on your setup). The first year adds up to roughly ~€5,200 including purchase, equipment and puppy school; across the dog's life (11.5 years) it comes to about ~€28,480.
Per month
~€180
In the first year
~€5,200
Across the dog's life
~€28,480
With surgery cover, running costs come to about ~€190 per month — in return, your share of a major operation drops from several thousand euros to around 20 percent.
Estimate at a mid-range setup (suburban, dry food, 1–2 hours of daily exercise), average German prices, as of July 2026.
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FAQ about Dalmatian puppies
How much does a Dalmatian puppy cost?
A Dalmatian puppy from a reputable breeder typically costs between €1,500 and €2,800. The price depends on pedigree, health testing, and the breeder.
How much does a Dalmatian cost?
A Dalmatian costs around ~€180 per month (€100 – €350, depending on your setup). The first year adds up to roughly ~€5,200 including purchase, equipment and puppy school; across the dog's life (11.5 years) it comes to about ~€28,480.
What should I look for when buying a Dalmatian puppy?
Look for a reputable breeder with health testing of parent dogs, vaccinations, deworming, and microchipping. All breeders on HonestDog are verified and screened.
How do I find a reputable Dalmatian breeder?
Look for breeders with health certificates, breed club membership, and positive reviews. HonestDog verifies all breeders for responsible and ethical breeding practices.
When can I pick up my Dalmatian puppy?
Dalmatian puppies should be at least 8-12 weeks old before being separated from their mother. Reputable breeders release puppies no earlier than 8 weeks of age.
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About Dalmatian
Dalmatians are considered active and active dogs with a hunting motivation. Since deafness is common in this type of dog, puppies should be examined for it before being sold.
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Trainability
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Family Friendly
Life Expectancy:10-13 years
Height:56-62 cm
Weight:27-32 kg
Origin:Croatia
Child Friendly
Dog Friendly
City Friendly
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