I have a litter of border collie puppies born 30.07.21
Mum is a short haired red tri collie
And dad is a medium haired black and white collie . They are both family dogs . Ruby had a litter of 6 puppies.
4 red tri -2 girls and 2 boys
2 black tri -2 boys
I will be weaning them on a raw balance diet.
They will be brought up around children. If anyone is interested give me a message and I will keep you updated on the puppies. The puppies are for sale for £1200 and I will be taking £300 non refundable deposits to secure a pup of your choice which will come off the overall price.
All pups will be wormed and flead and will be micro chipped and will have the 8week injection before they leave for there forever homes.
Any further questions feel free to drop me a message or a call
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