Gorgeous, IKC Registered, purebred male Golden Retriever puppy for sale in Dublin

A truly delightful male IKC registered Golden Retriever puppy is looking for his forever family in Dublin 15. This affectionate, cream-coloured boy, born three months ago, has already received his vaccinations and deworming treatment.

For your peace of mind, all his health check-ups (eyes, heart, and hernia) are complete, and we'll provide the detailed documents along with his full lineage history papers, including information/documents on his parents and grandparents.

He'll come with a larger cage, a comfortable dog bed, and all his feeding utensils to help him settle in. We're rehoming him due to unforeseen personal reasons. Golden Retrievers are celebrated for their gentle and friendly temperament, making them wonderful additions to any loving home.

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