High quality working Collie pups for sale

Five Border Collie puppies available in Granard, Longford:

Male Brown/White, Female Black/White, Female Black/Tan, Female Brown/White and another Female Brown/White.

They are active in temperament and, at 9 weeks old, are lively puppies suited to experienced homes and working roles. They have been vaccinated and wormed.

These are purebred Border Collies from a working farm: the dam is registered with the Irish Sheepdog Society and is the best working dog we've ever had on our dairy farm. She is excellent with young children with a wonderful tepermeant. The sire is a very strong working dog from a neighbouring beef farm.

These pups are highly energetic and ideally placed into working environments; if not used on a farm they will need a large garden and plenty of exercise. Contact me to arrange a viewing or to ask any questions.

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