Cocker Spaniel puppies Blue Roans

Beautiful litter of Cocker Spaniel puppies. 5 blue roans and one orange roan girl ❤️

Very affectionate and friendly. These puppies are in full health and had the best quality of life so far, we are looking for their new owners who will be able to give the same treatment.

They have their daily routine that we are happy to explain upon viewing.

We own their mother and you can meet her too.

Their father is a blue roan as well.

Puppies are vaccinated, wormed and microchipped.

You'll be getting their microchip cert and vet cert, we will give you some food for starter and a list of advices and recommendations regarding first few weeks of caring for your new puppy. We are also happy to be here for any support you'll need.

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