Cocker Spaniel x Border Collie x Jack Russell puppies in Dublin

We have a delightful litter of puppies for sale, born on 1st August 2025, comprising a mix of Cocker Spaniel, Border Collie and Jack Russell traits. These puppies are friendly and eager to please, boasting a variety of colours including male tricolour (brown, black, white), male black, female black, female black and white, and female black.

They are currently located in Dublin 8 and are fully vaccinated, ready to find their forever homes.

This crossbreed combines the intelligence and agility of the Border Collie with the spirited and playful nature of the Jack Russell and the affectionate and playful nature of the Cocker Spaniel. As such, these puppies are likely to be highly trainable and energetic, making them well-suited for active families or individuals who enjoy outdoor activities. They will thrive in an environment where they can engage in play and exercise, and they are sure to bring joy and companionship to their new owners.

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