Labrador X Pug puppies in Meath

We are thrilled to present for sale, to a loving home, 1 male and 4 female Labrador X Pug puppies, all in striking black or black and white hues. The mother, Daisy, is a delightful Labrador Collie cross, while the father, Duke, is a relaxed Labrador Pug cross. Both parents are treasured family pets, loved by our children and renowned for their friendly temperaments. Daisy relishes a cosy cuddle on the sofa, while Duke is partial to a refreshing swim in the river.

These puppies, born in September, are now ready to join their new families. They have been wormed, vaccinated, and microchipped, ensuring they are in the best of health. Each puppy has its own unique personality, with some being tranquil and serene, while others are a bit more spirited! These puppies are Daisy's first and last litter, and they have been well cared for, spending most of their time in our home during the day. You are welcome to view them at any time in Navan. Additional pictures are available upon request.

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6. See puppies in their home environment.
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