Clover the 1.5 year old female French Bulldog in Cork Needs a Loving, Kid-free home

Meet Clover, a sweet and affectionate 1-year-5 month old French Bulldog looking for a new home. She is very loving and loyal but does best in a household without children. Clover has some resource guarding tendencies and a jealous personality, so she needs an experienced owner who understands dog behavior and can provide a structured, child-free environment.

She would thrive in a home where she is the only pet or with an owner who can manage her quirks. She loves cuddles, playing, and being the center of attention. Up-to-date on vaccinations.

If you have a calm, adult-only home and are willing to give Clover the care and structure she needs, please reach out. Serious inquiries only—finding her the right home is our top priority.

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