The bravest Dylan has ever been.
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- "Girls' Day Out"
- Delilah gets one in when she tells off Clarissa for insulting Dolly.Delilah: Oi! That's my daughter you're talking to! Let's leave Princess Prissy Pinkpaws to it and get facials instead.
Clarissa: [laughs cruelly] Facial? For her? Why bother?
Delilah: You're right. Her face is perfect just as it is. [sniffs the air] Come on. Smells like flea dip in here anyway. - Dolly using the Heimlich manoeuvre she saw her mother use to save a cat earlier to get her paws on a key with a few well-aimed spurts of water, Rube Goldberg-style.
- Delilah gets one in when she tells off Clarissa for insulting Dolly.
- Dylan gets one in "Flea-Maggeddon" when he infects himself with fleas and ends up getting Clarissa infected as well.Dylan: No one, and I mean no one, messes with my family!
- "London, We Have a Problem"
- It's awesome and hilarious to see Dylan's space helmet help stop Hunter's vacuum from taking Dolly.
- Dolly and Dylan being able to make use of the pups' trigger words to help them escape from Hunter's puppy pump.
- A minor villainous example, but The Reveal at the end of the episode that Cruella de Vil is still alive. Considering that this show takes place almost 60 years after the events of the original movie, she has to be at least in her eighties or nineties, which is pretty impressive for someone with a smoking habit like hers.
- Doug and Delilah in "A Summer to Remember." The bus they and the puppies are on is just about ready to fall of a cliff, and the only way to send it to safety is to ditch some weight. What do they do? Throw themselves off to save their children. If fate weren't on their side this would've been a Heroic Sacrifice, and certainly an honorable one.
- Dante turning Portia's cruel prank on its head and humiliating her instead at the end of "The Curse of the Ferrydog."
- Dolly holding her own agains Hunter in "Dante's Inferno."
- Dylan constantly outsmarting Hunter in "Better the De Vil You Know."
- Hunter standing up to Cruella's abuse and helping rescue the Dalmatians in "The De Vil Wears Puppies."
- Fergus, Sid and Big Fee holding their own against Cruella and her mooks. Not to mention Clarissa.
- Dorothy finally speaking.
