A few months later, Pongo and Perdita are happier than ever with fifteen wonderful puppies. With Cruella gone, Pongo quickly tells the resting Perdita the good news.
Furious, Cruella departs after ending her friendship with Anita and claiming she'll get even. She begins to right a check for the puppies' purchase, but Roger angrily refuses her offer. She is initially repulsed by the puppies spotless appearance, but calms once she learns that the Dalmatian puppies will get their spots three weeks after birth. Pongo licks Roger happily when Roger is able to revive one of the puppies after it was born. In October, the puppies arrived, much to the relief of a worried Pongo. Perdita, knowing the woman is a monster, now worries over the very idea of having children. She quickly demands the whereabouts for the puppies, but does not reveal the reason for her interest in them. Just then, Anita's school friend, Cruella De Vil, makes a visit. At this time, Perdita is expecting puppies, and Pongo couldn't be prouder. A few months later, the happy couples reside right down the block from the park, also living with Nanny. Although it seemed terrible, Roger and Anita fall in love as does Pongo and Perdita. Once there, Pongo tries to get their attention but it ends in an apparent failure. Pongo gets Roger to follow them into the park. A woman named Anita, and her pet dalmatian Perdita. So far, there's no luck until Pongo sees mates that will suit both him and Roger. Having grown bored with the bachelor life, Pongo is first seen trying his best to find his master (dogs call them pets) Roger, a suitable wife. In the original film, Pongo is the narrator.
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