German Shepherd x Belgian Shepherd/Malinois puppies

We are thrilled to announce the availability of our exquisite litter of German Shepherd x Belgian Shepherd/Malinois puppies, born on the 23rd of October, 2023. These puppies, located in the heart of Cork, are the epitome of vitality and are eagerly waiting to find their forever homes. With their active temperament, they promise to be the perfect companions for individuals or families who lead an energetic lifestyle.

Our litter consists of three charming female puppies and one delightful male puppy, all adorned in a stunning cream coat that captures the eye. At just over six months old, these puppies have been meticulously cared for, receiving all necessary vaccinations and worming treatments to ensure they are in the best of health as they embark on their new adventures. If you're looking for a loyal, spirited companion to add to your family, look no further than these beautiful crossbred puppies.

Mother is a Blonde German Shepherd and Father is a Belgian Malinois X Akita ( both are family pets ).

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