Blue and Tan KC Registered boy 18months old
Fully house trained
Happy to sleep in crate at night
We had him with a dermoid (skin growth) on his left eye which has been regularly checked, this doesn’t cause him any discomfort nor causes him any visual
Disturbance, only noticeable at certain angles.
Fawn boy which is his brother (2nd litter from same mother and father) who is 17weeks old. Still toilet training.
All vaccinations, flea and worming are up to date.
Reason for sale has not been taken lightly, unfortunately my partner has become allergic to the coat of the younger one and we couldn’t seperate them both now as they follow each other around and sleep together. Please no Time wasters as this is heartbreaking enough as it is. genuine enquiries only if you can offer them both the home they deserve.
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