Female IKC English Bulldog

Beautiful English Bulldog female puppy, born in January. This affectionate lass is a striking blend of brown and white. Raised alongside children, she possesses a temperament that is a perfect match, making her an ideal addition to any family. Currently residing in Dublin, she is eagerly awaiting her forever home.

Our Bulldog puppy is in prime health, having been vaccinated and wormed. She is also microchipped and IKC registered, with all her veterinary health checks up to date. She hails from a champion bloodline, with a pedigree family tree provided, including champions in her lineage. Regrettably, she doesn't get along with our older dog, which is absolutely heartbreaking for us. Therefore, we are seeking a perfect 5-star home where she can flourish and receive the love she so richly deserves.

Please call +353858133942 only serious offers please

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