Hungarian Viszla female Dogs in Cork

Hungarian viszla pair mother and daughter offered for sale to good homes only. Mother 3 years 4 months and daughter 1 year.

really friendly energetic dogs. Athletic graceful with short easy to manage coats.mother had 1 litter of 9 puppies all great. Trained great recall love walks .

a change in family circumstances has forced this sale and the dogs are top notch friendly purebred registered and microchipped.

good homes only please.1500€ the pair

972274200279813 - DOB 10/10/2021

981098109057000 - DOB 24/02/2024

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