Golden Retriever & Collie Cross female for sale

We are delighted to offer a charming female puppy, a delightful cross between a Golden Retriever and a Border Collie, located in Cootehill, Co Cavan. With her cream coat, she is as beautiful as she is friendly, embodying the best traits of both breeds. Born in early August, she is still young, making her the perfect age to bond with her new family.

This crossbreed combines the affable nature of the Golden Retriever with the intelligence and agility of the Border Collie. You can expect a loyal companion that is eager to learn and play, making her an excellent choice for an active household. She has been both vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is healthy and prepared to start her journey with you. If you seek a lively yet gentle addition to your home, this puppy could be the perfect fit.

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