Still Available - Draco - 9 months Collie - Lab

Draco is a male Border Collie x Labrador puppy located in Dublin.

This charming black and white puppy is nearly 9 months old and has a friendly temperament, making him an excellent companion for families. He has been fully vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he is healthy and ready for his new home.

He is very loving, always seeking affection and attention. He loves to play tug-of-war with a rope, and when there's a ball around, nothing else matters!

You'll soon realize how affectionate he is and how friendly he is with other animals and people.

He is a dog full of energy who loves to play and laugh.

He is trained in many things, such as sitting, staying still, lying down, giving his paw, “pium,” and several key words such as ‘calm’ or “relax.”

He also knows how to wait when he is given food, until he receives the command, and he is being trained not to pull on the leash during walks.

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