Go to the Live Pet / Animal Cams 'Yarrowfell Dalmatians' is now deactivated. Broadcasters can reactivate their streams by logging into the system at least once every 30 days. If you are the broadcaster, log in and your stream will reactivate immediately. Yarrowfell Dalmatians Rose's Dalmatian litter - Born 24/12/2011. Sire: Dual Ch Yarrowfell Gold Sovereign CCD AFCH CGC Dam: Ch Yarrowfell High Fashion CCD ET CGC 6 puppies (one stillborn) 3 females (one patched) 2 males. Unfortunately one of the males (Neil) died during the night of 29/30 December for no obvious reason. Stream Location: Bungendore, NSW, Australia Broadcaster Since: July 15, 2008. Hit Count: 34340. Homepage: http://www.yarrowfell.com You must have Adobe Flash version 4 or higher installed see this widget. Please see this link for more information. Go to the Personal Cams: Free Adult Webcams (18+ only) Broadcasters are required to agree to our Code of Conduct and Terms of Use.  If the broadcaster is breaching these, see our Notice and Take Down Procedure. Rose (Ch Yarrowfell High Fashion CCD ET CGC gave birth on 24/12/2011. This webcam will follow their progress up until the are ready to go to new homes. The camera will be turned off between 2200 hrs Australian Eastern Daylight Time (GMT+11) and 0800hrs AEDT the next morning to allow Rose and her puppies to sleep each night. 22 Jan. Because we are still having problems with our website, we have created a Facebook Identity called 'Yarrowfell Dalmatians'. If you are on Facebook then perhaps you might like to drop in and look at the puppies photographs. 14 Feb.Valentine's Day - I just thought that I should tell you all that Jane is and has been for the last 50 odd years my Valentine. Now to more mundane matters- the pups had their 1st vaccinations yesterday and their second vet check. All is well. 17 Feb. I've just arranged for the pups to be microchipped next Tuesday and then we'll be taking them up to Sydney to the University Vet Clinic for their BAER test on Wednesday. The next occasion will be their Puppy Party where other dally breeders and friends come around and tell us what they like and dislike about the puppies. This avoids us getting kennel blind.