Border Collie puppies for sale in Kerry

Three Border Collie puppies available in Kerry — one male (black/white) and two females (black/white). They are friendly, have been wormed, and are ready for new homes at just over 2 months old.

Their mother is a registered Sheepdog & their father is also a working Sheepdog.

The puppy with the blue eye is a male & will cost €250 as he has very unusual colouring.

The other 2 puppies are female & cost €180 each.

Border Collies are energetic, intelligent working dogs that need regular mental and physical activity; they suit active families or people who can provide training and exercise. If you’re interested or would like more information, please get in touch to arrange a visit or ask any questions.

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