Female Kerry Blue Terrier puppy in Leitrim

I am delighted to offer a stunning female Kerry Blue Terrier puppy. This little girl has the unique Kerry Blue colouring combination. She is non shed and hypoallergenic.

IKC Registered (PENDING)

She is 8 weeks old and this little puppy has been reared inside the house with adults and young kids. She is beautiful, playful and full of character. Her mother and father are both reared here within the family home and are the most loyal obedient and affectionate dogs. Both parents come from extremely high standards of breeding and show winners whom are very highly regarded within the Kerry Blue Society’s throughout Ireland, UK and worldwide. The puppy has had her vaccinations, wormed, microchipped and a full vet health check. This puppy will be Irish Kennel Club registered also.

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