Bonnie is a female Cockalier x Poodle puppy 4 months old in Fermanagh - 1st time family dog

Meet Bonnie, our delightful female Apricot Cockalier x Poodle puppy, born on Christmas Day 2024. At just a few months old, she is already showcasing her affectionate and playful nature. Bonnie enjoys her daily walks, is very sociable with both people and other dogs, and has a charming temperament that makes her a wonderful companion. Bonnie is intelligence and adaptable suitable for various living environments, weather it be enjoying family life on your sofa or bed or enjoying an active thrill seeking Bonnie embodies it all.

She is well-trained with excellent recall and is fully toilet trained, thanks to her regular outings. Bonnie loves to cuddle and be brushed, and she travels wonderfully in the car, always eager for adventures in the park. If you are looking for a loving companion who will bring joy to your home and can provide her with the time and affection she deserves, please reach out to us. You can also find more about us and see additional clips and photos of Bonnie on our Instagram page and through our reviews.

Contact us at 0871486601 for more information.

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