Kerry Blue Terrier puppies, IKC registered

Delighted to announce we have 5 Kerry Blue Terrier puppies for sale

3 males and 2 females for sale.

The Kerry Blue Terrier is a native dog of Ireland an endangered breed and rare these days. They are very affectionate, great with kids and real family pet make a great house dog as they are hypoallergenic non-shed and low smell

The mother is a family pet and a house dog that lives with children she is in the pictures and is the darker Kerry out of the adult dogs very affectionate and intelligent well trained

The father was brought in from Italy to Strengthen the Irish lines and that he did he sired some great pups of 3 champions great bones very well put together as can be seen strong litter

IKC registered (PENDING)

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