IKC Registered(pending) Purebred male Irish Terrier puppy 10 weeks old in Longford

Purebred male Irish Terrier puppy 10 weeks old.

This puppy is for very active people, those who stay at home,

work at home, etc. He is a curious, EXTREMELY intelligent dog. He wants to be in the center of things, loves everyone, likes to learn new things, help in the garden and play football with older dogs.

He respects older dogs and can adapt to their conditions.

In the photos, He plays with his mother and older sister. He is a strong,

beautiful and healthy puppy.

As a breeder, I have gone to great lengths to ensure that the bloodlines do not repeat themselves. I imported the puppy's mother, my

female Pola (Nezhnoye Plamya Zholli Apolloniya), from Russia in 2019, from the renowned Nezhnoye kennel. Pola's parents are a Russian and an American Red Dust.

The puppy's father, Johny New Boy in Town, comes from the renowned Irish kennel

Anna McGloin Inishmurray and has already won two green stars. He is a beautiful, 'balanced dog and his puppy will be just like him.

This puppy is for someone who knows the Irish Terrier breed and will appreciate how great this puppy is, how great bloodlines it has and how brilliantly it is built and coloured.

I would like the future owner to let me know how the dog is developing, in the first year. He was born in my home and grew up under our loving care. That's why I'm looking for a reliable, responsible and good person for him who loves the Irish Terrier breed. Waiting for him to be registered with the IKC(PENDING). The documents were sent yesterday.

The price is non-negotiable.

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