Female French Bulldog in Dublin

For sale: a delightful female French Bulldog, aged nearly three years, in a stunning light grey/brown (Lilac/Isabella) coat.

We need to rehome her is because her owner is moving and unfortunately cannot take pets with them there so please do get in touch if you can offer a loving long term home for her.

She has been raised with another dog and young kids within the home and is very friendly towards other dogs, kids and people.

She is a pleasure to care for, doesn't bark at dogs or people or have any bad habits and is toilet trained to go outside only. She is fit and healthy and her coat is velvet soft to touch, minimal maintenance overall.

Both parents DNA Health cleared results can be seen and this female also has her own DNA colour results which can be seen. She has testable chocolate, cocoa and fluffy DNA results.

She has Irish Kennel Club registered certificate.

This female is fully vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is healthy and ready for her new home. If you are looking for a loyal and loving addition to your family, this French Bulldog could be the perfect fit. Located in Dublin, please get in touch for more information or to arrange a viewing.

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