Lily and Candy the two Bichon Frise female dogs for adoption***

Two Bichon Frise female dogs for adoption (8 and 4 years old).

Very attached to each other and must go together.

Both dogs extremely friendly and gentle.

Ideal for someone with kids and a garden as they enjoy playing outside.

Due to lack of time I am forced to give them away (they are alone most of the time).

Good and responsible people only - would love to stay in touch and receive videos/pictures from time to time.

They deserve way more attention than then get at the moment.

Lily (the older dog) 972274000327972 DOB 16/8/2016 not neutered as has PDA, however, doesn't need medications and is very active. She is very loving and enjoys spending time with others. Non IKC registered.

Candy (the younger one) 972274001282411 is also loving but very active, her favourite thing to do is playing ball and being around others. She is IKC registered.

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