Bruno the male Beagle puppy 10 months old in Galway

Heartbreaking rehoming of loved family Beagle puppy due to no fault of his own. Bruno is 10 months old and is house trained, crate trained, trained on lead very well, has recall, has a multitude of commands & is also boundary wire trained. Bruno is very affectionate & wants to be the centre of attention, for this reason alone we want him to find a forever home with a family with older children who can play with him and keep him busy.

He adores kids & is great with other dogs, though he is not neutered as of yet and can be a little boisterous at times! Bruno has only one single bad habit at his very young age, he jumps up to greet people! Not a big deal and with time and consistent training will easily learn not to.

This is an extremely sad rehoming choice. I have had to make sure 5 star knowledgeable homes need only apply.

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