A Pregnant Dalmatian With a Giant Belly is Delivering Her Pups When the Vet Realizes a Mistake!

There were 101 Dalmatian scenes in real life after a pedigree that veterinarians thought were waiting for three puppies that gave rise to a litter of 18 people. The huge offspring, the largest in Australian history and up to the current world record, was born in Mata, the three-year-old mother of Dalmatia, in Ballarat, Victoria, last month. Breeder Cecilia Langton-Bunker said that the group of "fairytale" puppies, who initially needed to feed artificially every four hours, made constant comparisons with the Disney movie. But the 12 females and six males, whose mother and father are new parents, were even more surprising because the veterinarians had initially planned only THREE packages of joy. Cecilia, 43, who heads the CC of Dalmatia, said: "The vet expected to have three puppies and everything was fine, so the vet realizes he made a mistake, I knew there would be more, but it's crazy ... and I love everyone!"