IKC Registered male Boxer puppy 7 months old in Cork

We have a charming IKC registered male Brindle Boxer puppy for sale in Carrigtwohill. He is just over 7 months old.

Although a boxer, he loves his naps and isn’t too high energy. He is crate trained and potty trained. He knows a few commands and is very quick to train. He loves cuddling and will always stay close to you. He has been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he is healthy and ready to embark on his new adventures with you.

Boxers are known for their affectionate nature, making them ideal companions for families and individuals alike. They are energetic and playful, yet have a gentle temperament, often forming strong bonds with their owners. As a breed, Boxers are also intelligent and eager to please, which makes training an enjoyable and rewarding experience. This promising puppy is set to bring joy and companionship to any loving home. He was raised with very young kids so is no stranger to them.

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