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Beautiful F1BB mini labradoodles
1,500
1,500
Key Facts
Pet Breed:
Labradoodle
Advertiser Type:
Breeder
Council Licensed?:
No
Published on:
14 April 2023
Modified on:
14 April 2023
Location:
Abertillery
Advert Details
My beautiful olive has given birth to the cutest 6 puppies. 3 chocolate girls 1 black girl and 2 black boys
Olive is the daughter of my other dog peppa so I've had Olive since she was born. She has the best most loving nature.
All pups will be well socialised within my home and with children.
I'm happy to answer any questions.
To reserve a pup I will require a £150 non refundable deposit.
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