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Location
Handsome FCR for stud
300
300
Key Facts
Pet Breed:
Flat coated Retriever
Pet Group:
Gundog Group
Advertiser Type:
Private Seller
Has the pet been health checked:
Yes
Health check(s) have been done:
Eyes, Hips, Elbows. - all good
Published on:
24 November 2022
Modified on:
24 November 2022
Location:
Wylam
Advert Details
Alfern Fog on the Tyne - Ted - is a 4 year old Flattie. We have had him since he was 13 weeks old. Lovely character, and very fit as he gets 2-3 hours of walks every day. He has had all his eye, hips and elbow checks cleared and gets 6 monthly health checks at our local vets. He is a solid 39 kgs.
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