Female Irish Terrier, IKC registered

Female Irish Terrier, IKC registered.

Very intelligent, confident, and full of personality.

Will fit in well in a loving Pet Home/Family. Perfect young age to bond with a new family.

Well socialised, trained, and shown plenty at a young age with many high awards in Ireland/UK.

Coming directly from a recognized & competent breeder/owner (Carliams Terriers)

2.5 years old.

IKC registered

Microchipped

Vaccinated

Rabies vaccinated/Pet passport

No text messages, WhatsApp messages, or blocked numbers will be entertained.

For genuine enquiries please Ring 'Ger' on '0862564516', and we can take it from there.

Feel free to look at the following:

https://www.facebook.com/CarliamsTerriers/

https://www.carliamsirishterriers.com/

https://www.champdogs.co.uk/breeder/127984

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