5 month old female Goldendoodle puppy for sale in Offaly

Selling our beautiful 5 month old Goldendoodle puppy Arya as we have had a change in personal circumstances and have to move house and can't take her with us.

She is a beautiful natured dog and raised with my four children. She is an active dog and loves her walkies. She is toilet trained and clever. She loves to chew everything. She's playful and affectionate and honestly it breaks my heart to let her go. I hope she gets an owner who can give her lots of love and attention. I've been working from home so she is used to company but she will also play outside for periods of the day when I have meetings.

I am selling her with her bed, her lead, her brush and her feeding bowls. I will provide a full bag of her nuts she is on. She is fully vaccinated including kennel cough in case you need to put her in kennels. I can provide record and she is microchipped.

She has been wormed regularly. I bought her 2 months ago for €550.

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