6Healthy dog great pet and excellent addition to any family. Not neutered, walks well in the lead. Chases the ball and good call back. Reason I’m selling him is because my neighbors are putting things in Facebook saying his barking and it’s just too hard for me to deal with the nonsense right now so unfortunately they win but I would not sell him in any other circumstance,
£800
Brendan Active Today
Private seller • Bonnyrigg, Midlothian (30mi)
35 mths ( labourer cross ) labourdoo straight hair, good dog, part house trained, loves walks, golden/apricot colour, all jags updated, flee and wormed, micochipped. Ready to leave when 6 months old
£300
Mr Dean gillibrand
Private seller • Leven, Fife (35mi)
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5We have 5 boys available,pups will be due to leave 15th April,pups will be vet checked 1st vac and chipped,non kc Deposit is £200 non refundable
£1,200
Angela
Private seller • Irvine, North Ayrshire (98mi)
4Our beautiful girl gave birth to 7 perfect Puppies on 26th January. There is a great mix of males and females and they're all a good colour too. The Puppies are being raised in our family home with our other dog, cats and children, so they are well socialised and used to house hold noises. They have been wormed and will continue to be wormed every 2 weeks until they leave and
£1,000
Jenna
Private seller • Millom, Cumbria (119mi)
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