Female big rope French Bulldog puppy 3 months old in Dublin

We have a beautiful female Dark Chocolate female French Bulldog puppy available for sale, currently just three months old.

Known for their friendly temperament, French Bulldogs are affectionate companions. This puppy has been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is healthy and ready to join her new home. French Bulldogs are known for their playful nature and loyalty, making them wonderful family pets. If you are interested in providing a loving home for this gorgeous puppy or need any additional information please don’t hesitate to contact me.

She will need to go to a loving home where she is a indoor dog as she loves her comfort and loves cosying up and cuddling. She is a very playful puppy. She is great with other dogs. Ideally would love her to go to a home with children or a home with other dogs.

Pictures of her mam and dad are also in the ad.

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