Gorgeous Brown Merle Collie for sale

I am selling my 1 year old Brown Blue Merle Border Collie as i currently already have her mother & father and do not have the time for 3 dogs

Bonnie is from a Border Collie & Blue Merle (working farm dogs)- she was a pup of 4, and had the most unusual colour hence i had hoped to keep her.

Unfortunately due to an increasing busy lifestyle it is not possible to give her the time and care that she needs.

Both parents can be seen, regularly wormed - she has gotten all of her vaccines. All papers to prove can also be seen.

She lives on a farm, is used to lifestock and kids, very friendly and lively. She is well used to walking and loves being out.

Im devastated to sell her but it is in her best interests. She will only be going to a good home.

No silly offers please, whats app text only. Thank you.

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