(3 PUPPIES LEFT OUT OF 5) purebred Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier puppies in Dublin

These are Irish Glen of Imaal puppies looking for their forever homes. They are all really friendly, playful and have great temperaments. They love people and have been handled every day, so they are used to being around people.

They have had their first vaccination, have been wormed and microchipped, and are fully weaned onto dry dog food (kibble). They are used to being outside on the grass and are also used to sleeping in a cage/crate. They aren’t fully toilet trained yet because they’re still only puppies, but they are starting to use puppy pads when one is placed in their cage.

We would really love them to go to good homes because they are such lovely puppies and deserve families that will love and look after them. They are doing really well for their age and have been brought up with lots of care.

The second last photo has the three boys and the last photo is the two girls.

If you have any questions just send me a message. No time wasting please if you know you aren’t 100% committed to one of them because they are good puppies and deserve good homes. The price below is per puppy.

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