Puppyspot False advertising California

I am a former breeder of Dalmatians. They have spot patterns that can change after they are welped. They are spot patterns that are visible for only a few minutes after they are born and then disappear. And for the most part they do not change and are like fingerprints. The dals that are on their sight are from puppy mills and are not registered members of the DCOSC (Dalmatian club of Southern California) nor AKC (American Kennel club) registered, I checked.

The pups they are showing have several different pictures of several different pups and advertised cost is about half of what you end up spending. (Or what they try to charge you after the fact.) They are glad to talk to you until you ask too many questions. Their vetting process is highly suspicious and the humane society of the US and animal control law enforcement agencies are investigating them because they are now advertising on Sirius com and internationally.

Homeland security is watching them as well. If you are looking for a good dog go to a registered breeder properly licensed and get a good vet to check them out in your presence. You will save money by doing the it the old fashioned way rather than paying double to do it on the internet. Animals should only be bought face to face.