Kerry Blue Terrier puppies

We are delighted to offer for sale three male Kerry Blue Terrier puppies, each boasting a unique Blue (Kerry / Merle / Roan) coat.

These puppies are just under two months old and are already showing signs of the loyal temperament that this breed is renowned for.

They are currently located in Co Armagh and are eagerly awaiting their new homes.

These puppies come from a fantastic pedigree, descending from a long line of Irish show champions. They are KC registered, microchipped, wormed, and have received their first vaccination. As Kerry Blue Terriers, they are known for their intelligence and loyalty, making them excellent companions. Don't miss this opportunity to welcome one of these charming puppies into your home.

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