Friendly male Dalmatian puppy, 13 months old

We are in search of a compassionate dog lover to adopt our delightful Dalmatian puppy, currently residing in Blanchardstown. At just over a year old, this male puppy, boasting a striking black and white coat, exudes a very friendly temperament that makes him the perfect companion for any household. Due to an upcoming move abroad, we find ourselves in the difficult position of having to rehome him, as we cannot take him with us. He is a well-behaved puppy who doesn't bark unnecessarily and has been excellently trained for toilet use, requiring only one walk a day for his exercise and well-being. Rest assured, he has been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he is in the best of health for his new family.

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