Sadie is a female Cockalier puppy in Meath

Due to absolutely no fault of her own we are looking to rehome our baby girl Sadie.

She is a female Cockalier puppy and is nearly 5 months old!

A Cockalier is a Cocker Spaniel x Cavalier King Charles.

She is extremely friendly, loves all people children and animals, she loves to play but also loves a good cuddle on the couch or in bed. She doesn’t cry or bark and is house trained. She has lived with a toddler so is great with kids. There’s really nothing I can fault her on.

I want her to go to a good home with someone who will have plenty of time to walk her and keep her busy.

She is currently in heat at the moment which is to be noted but it has not impacted her behaviour.

NOTE: She will not be rehomed until she is out of heat.

Price: €100

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