Male F1b Reversed Wolfadoodle puppy in Tipperary

Irish Wolfadoodle F1b Reverse puppy

Mum is our beautiful Wolfadoodle, she is 50% Irish Wolfhound 50% Standard Poodle.

Dad is an Irish Wolfhound stud.

The hybrid mix possesses the highly desirable blend of the Poodles biddable intelligence & the Irish Wolfhounds calm gentle demeanour.

The hybrid vigour will result in a longer life span than the Irish Wolfhound.

The puppy has been raised with loving care indoors and is almost housetrained.

wormed at 2,4,6 ,8 and 12 weeks

vet checked, microchipped & are fully vaccinated

We have one beautiful boy available through no fault of his own.

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