Good home required for Bob the Border Terrier puppy 13 months old, IKC Registered

Due to Mums failing eyesight (she has tripped over Bob several times), we reluctantly offer a charming male Border Terrier puppy available for sale in Carrigaline. He is IKC registered.

Born just over a year ago, this friendly little fellow boasts a striking black and tan coat. True to the breed's nature, he is known for his cheerful and affectionate demeanour, making him a perfect companion for families and individuals alike.

Border Terriers are renowned for their intelligence and adaptability, thriving in both urban and rural environments. They are energetic and require regular exercise to keep them happy and healthy. This puppy is fully vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he is ready to embark on new adventures with his future family. If you're looking for a loyal and spirited addition to your home, this Border Terrier puppy might just be the perfect fit.

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