2 year old Male Standard Schnauzer

We are delighted to introduce our affectionate Schnauzer puppy, a charming male with a striking salt and pepper coat, currently residing in Carrickmacross. At just 3 months old, this little one has already been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he's ready to join his new family with a clean bill of health. Schnauzers are renowned for their loving nature, making them the perfect companion for any home. This puppy, with his endearing temperament, promises to bring a lot of joy and companionship to his future family. (puppy sold)

Also available is a 2 year old male Schnauzer

• 3 month old dog-972274200488596-DOB 18/1/2024 Sold
• 1 year 6 months old dog-972274200349003-DOB 31/10/2022

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