5 month old male Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier puppy in Dublin

This is a 5 months and 3 weeks old puppy who came from Glen of Imaals we own, he is a very good puppy. He came from a litter of five and he didn’t go the first time around due to the ad expiring.

He has a very playful happy temperament and loves walks. He is well enough mannered for a puppy his age. He lets you know when he needs to go toilet, is hungry or just wants to get out of the change because he is bored! And that is leading onto say he is use to being in a house cage and of course being outside.

He is NOT IKC registered, please make sure you take that into accountability if you are only looking for him to breed. We do not have his second vaccination yet, we just never got around to doing it because we weren’t meant to have him for this long. Just got caught up with a few things and only getting around to finding him a new home that is why he is cheaper on this ad!

He is fully use to being around other dogs. He in fact loves other dogs and he is fully okay being around children too! We hope to find this puppy a new home. Please do not waste time if you are unsure of taking him.

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