Male Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy in Laois

We are delighted to offer a charming male Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, now ready for his forever home. This delightful tricolour pup, with a beautiful blend of brown, black, and white, is located in Ballinakill. At only a few months old, he is a bundle of joy and exudes a very friendly temperament, making him a perfect companion for families or individuals alike.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is renowned for its affectionate and gentle nature, often forming strong bonds with its human companions. This breed is highly sociable and thrives in environments where it can interact with people and other animals. Furthermore, our puppy has been both vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he is healthy and ready to bring happiness and loyalty to his new home. If you are looking for a loving and playful addition to your family, this charming puppy is an ideal choice.

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