Bran the male Irish Wolfhound x Irish Doodle puppy 9 months old in Kilkenny

Bran is an 9 month old Irish Wolfhound x Irish doodle puppy. He is energetic, friendly, fantastic with children and other dogs as he has been raised with toddlers and two other small dogs. Bran is house trained and sleeps in an insulated outdoor kennel every night with a door on it for winter, he is happy with this and keeps his kennel clean until morning when he is let out. Bran needs a *completely* enclosed outdoor yard and daily walks or runs. We live next to a wooded area and despite fencing he tends to explore, therefore an enclosed area is a must. He is nervous of the road but will stand in and sit when asked when a car is passing. He can sit and give the paw. Bran loves being inside and on the couch. He loves soft toys and playing fetch.

Bran has a heart of gold and is a fantastic family pet. We are looking for a suitable home for him that will be able to give him the regular exercise and enclosed yard that he needs. We are happy to keep Bran if a suitable home does not come along, therefore no time wasters please, we want Bran to be in a 5 star home.

All vaccinations and worming are up to date, last had all in one worm dose 03/01/25, he has not been neutered and he is microchipped also.

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