Looking for a loving new home for our gorgeous puppy Cooper

Cooper is a 6-month-old male Cavachon puppy. He is healthy, microchipped and wormed, with a clean bill of health.

Cooper is playful, caring and intelligent, with a lovely nature that brings such a nice energy into the house. He's still very much a puppy at heart being curious, affectionate and always up for a game.

He's already picked up some good basics, including recall, sit and loves coming to greet you. He's eager to please, so he'll continue to thrive with consistent training and plenty of patience as he grows.

Cooper loves hanging out and keeping the family company. He loves exploring and has lots of curiosity. He needs an owner and environment who can give him regular exercise, ongoing training, and plenty of company and mental stimulation as he matures.

Unfortunately, due to a family medical condition and a change in circumstances, we've made the very difficult decision to find Cooper a new home. He's given us so much joy, and this isn't a decision we've taken lightly.

We are looking for a loving family who will give Cooper all the love, attention and care he deserves. Our priority is finding the right long-term home, and we'd like to learn more about any potential new owner and environment he will be moving into before making any decision.

€250 rehoming fee, which includes his bed, lead, bowls, food and toys.

Serious enquiries and loving, committed homes only, please.

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