For sale beautiful female French Bulldog puppy, 10 months old

We are pleased to offer an adorable female fawn French Bulldog puppy, located in Limerick. At just 10 months old, she is an adorable young puppy looking for a loving home. French Bulldogs, known for their affectionate and flexible nature, make excellent companions for families and individuals alike.

The puppy has been regularly wormed, and enjoys excellent health.

She is the daughter of our Bulldog couple, the strongest of the litter. She was the dog of our son, who had to leave the country for professional reasons, and unfortunately couldn't take her with him. We wanted to keep her for ourselves, but unfortunately we already have three dogs, and this is simply too much for us.

If you are looking for a devoted and playful companion, this Frenchie puppy could be the perfect addition to your family.

Mother is IKC registered, Father DWKC (three generation KC registered) - can be seen.

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