Cocker Spaniel still available pups

3 little Cocker Spaniel puppies.

One golden boy and 2 golden female.

Ready to go to their new home.

They are affectionate and with plenty of cuddles, sightly little needy.

They are raised in the house with 4 crazy persons, with one of them taking over as the second mammy. When real mammy took herself away.

So if you have cats, consider these puppies a great friend to it. Now your cat might think other wise.

I have both parents here. Dad is called Scrooby doo and mum is Ogá the Irish for golden. I have auntie Ruby and great aunt Blackie. I had their great granny who was 17. If I could of cloned her.

I have uploaded a video to give a quick glimpse of the wee puppies.

They are crate trained. I generally leave the door open, and they can come and go. But if going out for any bit, I close it for their safety, and they are used to it, so don't mind. Lead and crate training is a gift for any puppy. They have also been on a few short spins in the car.

These puppies are vaccinated, wormed with drontal and mircochipped. The puppies have been vet checked. I am a registered dog breeder with the Department of Agriculture in Ireland- I have my ID number listed here and on their website.

So peace of mind for anyone looking for a puppy.

I am very much a Cocker Spaniel advocate. So, any questions, please ask. Viewing is welcome.

Pictures don't give you the full mayhem, antics or just they shenigans with what they are. Cockers Spaniels bring plenty of fun and giggles with a little bit of mischievous.

Any questions please ask. I really would prefer a call, then email or text. Or text me and I can ring you back. 🐶

Dad in picture with puppies doing his part as well. It's isn't always left to mammy 🤣 or a cat.

Please watch the youtube clip

https://youtu.be/y_6rR4MgFuo

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