IKC Registered(pending) Kerry Blue Terrier puppies

Fantastic litter of Kerry Blue Terrier male puppies available.

Kerry Blue Terriers are a native Irish breed with a non-shed hypoallergenic coat. They are loyal and intelligent and make great family pets. These puppies have had the best possible start in life, born and reared in our family home, are very well socialised and already used to children and small animals.

Their mother Luna, who we bred ourselves, is our affectionate and playful family pet. She is also a beautiful example of the breed and won at local shows.

Their father was carefully selected for his excellent temperament and bloodlines and is a very impressive show winning dog. He can be seen in the last photo.

These boys can be viewed with their mother and grandmother. They are all strong and sturdy and are making progress with their house training. They have been regularly dewormed and will be vaccinated and registered with the Irish Kennel Club (pending).

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