Admit it, you all want a big sister like Dolly.
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Season 1
Dog's Best Friend
- The Dalmatians warm up quickly to Mr. Fuzzy, even expressing concern for him when they think he is injured.
- The Dalmatians helping Mr. Fuzzy follow his heart and hooking him up with a vendor in the park. It seems matchmaking runs in the Dalmatian family. On top of that, a couple of brief scenes in later episodes, such as "Boom Night" and "Right Royal Rumble," show Mr. Fuzzy and the same vendor still together. D'aww.
Poetry Scam
- When Dolly's attempt at making up a poem turns into a freestyle rap piece, she carries on with her rhymes to amuse the pups and Dylan. Anyone with siblings/cousins (especially younger) can easily relate to this energy.
- Dolly giving Dylan the credit he deserves for his poem. Dolly then invites him up to recite it, while gently helping Dylan out with his Performance Anxiety.
Girl's Day Out
- Dolly's misguided attempt at a Mother's Day gift. She may have forgotten Delilah is allergic to orchids, but she did her best.
- Dolly and Delilah working together.
- When Clarissa mocks Dolly, Delilah instantly steps in to defend Dolly.
- Delilah instantly steps in to save a cat that's choking on its own hair ball. Then, when the humans working at the spa think Delilah was attacking the cat rather than helping it, it trips the spa workers up to allow Delilah and Dolly to escape.
The Nose Job
- Dylan getting over his envy of Diesel's sense of smell and giving him credit for solving the mystery at the end of the episode, along with an affectionate hug.
My Fair Dolly
- Even though they weren't doing the right thing, Dizzy and Dee Dee trying to copy Dolly's every move and even trying to get "human-ed up" is still a sweet way of showing how much they look up to her.
- Then, when Dolly realizes them doing this has lead to them making Dorothy cry, Dolly begins to act like her normal self. Dolly takes her big-sister role very seriously.
Flea-Maggeddon
- Dylan giving Dante a hug in one scene. The warm smile on Dante's face just sells it.
- Dylan taking the entire flea horde onto himself and delivering it right back to Clarissa to save his family from the pests.
A Right Royal Rumble
- While Dolly may not think much of royalty, she doesn't want the other pups who do to be deprived of seeing the royal carriage because of Clarissa's "viewing platform," stating that her plan is for the pups rather than getting back at Clarissa.
- The prince corgi turns out to be quite the skateboarding fan and invites Dolly and the rest of the family over so she can try the royal skate ramp.
The Wow Of Miaow
- Deepak in general is shown to be one of the sweetest and most benevolent dalmatians in the show when he's shown soothing and helping comfort his stressed out siblings.
- Despite his distaste for dogs, Constantin clearly has a soft spot for Deepak, as he gladly takes him under his wing when Deepak feels unwanted at the house.
- Dylan being willing and determined to face ninety-nine tasks in order to get Deepak to come home. Even if Deepak and Constantin admit that they were messing with him and there weren't that many tasks, the fact that Dylan was willing to face that many for Deepak says something about how much Dylan cares.
- Despite Dolly saying no one noticed all that Deepak does calming everyone down, she herself clearly did as she points out everything Deepak does to Dylan, and is quick to tell Dylan to bring Deepak home.
The Dog House
- Doctor Dave, the human with whom Delilah works, being perfectly understanding of Delilah having such a big family, and quickly being willing to cover for them when pest control arrives.
A Summer to Remember
- Dolly receiving her first kiss from Spike.
- Dylan consoling Dolly, who's upset about leaving Spike, on the bus ride home, telling her he and the pups will always be there for her.
Doggy Da Vinci
- The episode opens with the dalmatians playing in the backyard. A highlight of the scene is Dolly happily gnawing on a chew toy while she and her siblings are jumping on the trampoline... Huddled in a group hug!
- Another part of the scene has the Dimitri Trio chasing each other's tails and running around in circles, which is also quite cute.
- While Triple-D are initially concerned about Da Vinci painting them sick, the three soon warm up to the portrait and gets it trending.
- After apologizing (with a group hug) for all the pressure they placed on Da Vinci during the episode, Dolly and Dylan thank her by gifting her the rebuilt garden wall as her own art canvas.
London, We Have A Problem
- Dylan's interactions with Dorothy throughout the episode.
- Dolly thanking Dylan for saving her from Hunter.
- Although it's brief (and under suspenseful circumstances), there's a cameo whilst Doug and Delilah rummage through a box in the attic for a vial of Cruella's hair. Inside the box, there's a picture of the wedding scene from the original 101 Dalmatians movie, from Pongo and Perdita marrying right down to Roger marrying Anita in the background.
It's My Party
- Seeing Triple-D having fun at Diesel's party, along with Dylan and Dolly joining it, is pretty much doomed to give you a ton of W.A.F.F (Warm And Fuzzy Feelings). Seeing D.J. playing music with nothing but cans and sticks, Delgado running around in the mud, and finally Doug and Delilah also joining in the fun when they get home just fuels it more.
Fetch
- While most of the puppies use their Fetches for their own thing, D.J. is using his to help write a song for Delilah and Doug's anniversary.
- When Dawkins is sad over having to give Fetch up, Dolly assures him that there are other dogs out there, dogs who can actually love him back. "Just like you deserve."
Don't Push Your Luck
- Dolly throws the skating tournament when she learns Big Fee sold the tickets specifically reserved for her family to some one else.
Dawkins Strikes Back
- The Canal Crew supporting Dawkins, teaching him how to relax and help him to stand up for himself. They even help Dawkins negotiate for better working conditions with Dolly and Dylan, too.
Poodlefall
- After learning how important the Poodlewolf character is to Dylan, Dolly sets out on a quest to find a Bone of Resurrection, despite not being a fan of the game.
- While doubling as funny, how every one of the pups mourns the death of Dylan's Poodlewolf character, even throwing a funeral and offering condolences.
Dotty Dancing
- When Dolly sees that Dylan shall have to eat a platter of feline furballs, for being the worst dancer at Portia's not-party, she deliberately begins dancing bad so Dylan does not have to eat the platter.
- Dylan then steps in to make sure Dolly does not have to, either.
Dante's Inferno
- Dolly's goal for the episode is to make Dante happy... even if that does lead to him acting maniacally.
- When Dizzy and Dee Dee see that Dante is all alone, they instantly try to rush in to play with him.
Better the De Vil You Know
- Dolly's smile to a sleeping Dylan after he got rid of Hunter.
The De Vil Wears Puppies
- Clarrisa makes her feelings about the dalmatians no secret, but when she saw Cruella abducting them, she steps in to try and rescue them.
- When the Canal Crew see the dalmatians captured in a cargo container, they instantly rush in to rescue the puppies with no hesitation.
- Hunter's Heel–Face Turn, admitting his loneliness and seeing the bond the Dalmatian family have. What's more, the other puppies give him sympathy.
- Dizzy and Dee Dee being the ones who soften up first and snuggle up to him, despite how he tricked them. Hunter's smile at this also counts, as it's probably his first genuine smile in the entire show.
- When Cruella gets stuck in her own death machine, Doug and Delilah still rush to save her, despite having no reason to. As the dogs themselves lampshade, Cruella may be a monster, but that doesn't mean they have to be.
- The final shot of the episode, with Dylan and Dolly engaging in a group hug with their parents.
Shorts
- Diesel of all pups cleaning the floor for Dylan after messing it up with his digging. It doesn't last long, but the thought is there.
- In "Yoga Pups," Deepak is using Dolly's skateboard to meditate. Dolly sits on the board with him, accidentally causing it to start moving. Dolly's first instinct is to put a safety helmet on Deepak's head, and she tries to protect him from anything which may injure the meditating pup. Reminder that Deepak is, in fact, the second closest thing to a Butt-Monkey in the Dalmatian family, with the first perhaps being Dylan, so this is very refreshing to see.
- In "Target Pups," despite his brother messing with him throughout the short, Dawkins still saves Dylan after he gets in trouble with the kibble dispenser.
