Female Border Collie puppy for sale in Dublin

Beautiful female border collie puppy looking for her forever home. ❤️

9 weeks and 2 days old

Tri colour black/brown/white.

She’s adorable, very friendly and clever.

Mother and father can be seen in last two pictures. Father is a working dog and mother a family dog both very friendly and healthy.

She’s inherited he fathers colouring and the mother is a blue Merle.

Loves being around children.

We’ve called her Bella but she’s still young enough to be renamed.

She’s wormed, microchipped and vaccinated.

Shes started potty and crate training and working on basic skills like sitting and lying down etc.

She’s originally from Wexford where the mother and father are and we got her a week ago (21st August).

Sadly, we have made the very difficult decision to find her a new home due to high dog allergies in the family. This is a genuine, heartbreaking reason for selling, and our priority is finding her a loving, responsible home where she will be well cared for.

The cate was bought the day we got her along with all her beds toys and food which comes with her.

Please get in touch if you’re genuinely interested and can offer her the time, love and care she deserves.

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