Border Collie x German Shepherd puppies in Carlow

4 puppies for sale! 2 girls and 2 boys. The parents were neighbours, that´s how they met. We didn´t know she was pregnant when we got to keep her. Herself is a Border Collie X and himself is a black, long haired German Shepherd (both not for sale, pictures are in for show only). 11 pups were in the litter, 4 are still left to find their forever homes. They are loving, attentive and very human oriented. They´re all growing up with both mum and dad, as well as us, their human parents.
As sad as we are at having to sell them, we´re also very proud that one of our buyers was a soon to be vet herself. According to their doctor they´re all healthy and happy puppies, ready for their new human families.

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