Labrador puppies in Armagh

My beautiful Homebred Yellow Labrador puppies PBNR are very friendly and loving as they have been brought up in our busy family home alongside children and older dogs and cats.

Mummy is an imported yellow Labrador . She is from fully health tested parents and is perfectly healthy.

Dad is a family friend's dog who is also DNA tested and has had perfect health checks with the vets.

All puppies have passed the vet check with flying colours and had their first vaccine and are microchipped. Wormed and spot on.

They have a wee puppy pack to go to their new homes and have enough food for a few days so you can mix it with new stuff. If you would like.

We are looking for our puppies to go to very good lifelong pet homes where they will be part off the family and we can keep in touch.

Price £350 sterling or Euros equivalent

Please WhatsApp me on 0044 7385888608

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