Beautiful female Cavapoo in Waterford

Honey is a beautiful female Cavapoo, aged 2 years and 8 months. She is a lovely, affectionate dog who is house-trained and enjoys being around people.

She is well socialised and is used to family life. Honey is a much-loved member of our family, but unfortunately, due to changes in our circumstances and the amount of travelling I do, I’m no longer able to give her the time and attention she deserves. This has been a very difficult decision, and finding the right loving home for her is extremely important to us.

Cavapoos are known for being affectionate, intelligent and friendly companion dogs. Honey would love a home where she can get plenty of attention, walks and companionship.

She is vaccinated and microchipped.

I’m looking for a responsible, loving family who can offer Honey a happy, permanent home. If you’re genuinely interested in meeting her or would like to know more about her, please get in touch to arrange a visit.

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