Female German Shepherd and female Bullshep

Female German Shepherd and female Bullshep.

Clever girls, they love to play and need lots of neck and belly rubs. The Bullshep has just turned 2 years old and is a cross between the German Shepherd we are selling and an Old English Bulldog. Rehoming as we can no longer provide proper care.

Contact me via email kellyaaron389@gmail.com or WhatsApp message.

981020002297354 >> date of birth 23/07/2021 - IKC registered

958000010984548 >> date of birth 03/12/2022 - non IKC registered

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