Old Thyme Old English Bulldog puppies in Louth

We have two beautiful Bulldog puppies available for sale in Drogheda.

A female chocolate and a male dark chocolate. Both are affectionate and sweet-natured, making them wonderful companions. These puppies are fully vaccinated and wormed, well trained, and socialised around children and other pets, ensuring they are ready to join their forever homes.

The female puppy is quite active and will thrive in a home that can support her high energy levels, while the male is more laid-back and enjoys cuddles and affection. The mother is an Old Tyme Bulldog, and her son closely resembles her, whereas the daughter takes after her father, an Old English Bulldog. Both parents are our family pets and can be seen. Please contact me to arrange a viewing. 5-star homes and genuine enquiries only.

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