IKC Registered Golden Retriever puppies

We have a stunning litter of IKC registered Golden Retriever puppies, available in both male and female. These puppies, located in Fenagh, are an excellent example of the breed and come from a long line of show champions on both sides of the parents' pedigree.

Golden Retrievers are known for their intelligence, making them highly trainable and versatile in various activities, from obedience competitions to search and rescue missions. They are extremely social and playful, and these puppies are no exception; they love running around, playing, and enjoying one another’s company in the outdoors. Each puppy comes with their IKC paperwork, a 3-generation pedigree, and a free bag of the puppy food they have been reared on to ensure the best possible start in their new forever homes. Good homes are essential for these wonderful puppies.

All puppies are vaccinated and wormed regularly from birth

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