Border Collie pups

Rare opportunity to get yourself a top bred collie pup. Both parents are incredible. There genuinely top class and can be shown working.

Only 1 male puppy available

His parents are Jacksie (9 years old) and Becket (6 years old) who are working dogs on our dairy farm in Cork. Pups were bred to keep their bloodline on the farm.

A good working dog makes an incredible companion.

The pups have a great temperament and have massive interest in working. This makes training half the battle.

Parents have great temperaments - we have 2 young children - one who is aged 2 whom we cannot keep her away from them 😉.

Whilst we'd love to see them secure a working home I'm sure they'd adapt to a life of leisure.

If you can offer a loving and caring home please get in contact for more details.

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