Golden Retriever Puppy for Adoption Male

Hi,

Due to Family Circumstances my 7 months old Golden Retriever Male Puppy i have to put him up for adoption. He has his basic training done such as pee, poop, sit, down, stand, Give Paw etc. He is currently in his teething phase and is very Loving and affectionate. He is all for pampering with lots of love. What i am looking for is a home that has a family and has sufficient time to give that he needs and should be his forever home. We are looking for a home that has a back garden for him( Preferable).

Please Kindly get in touch for further details. Vaccination details will be provided at the time of meeting the puppy.

Location: Dublin

Regards,

Twinkle.

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