Labrador Retriever puppies, 17 months old

Very affectionate Labrador Retriever puppies, 17 months old.

Get on really well with each - both must be sold together - Brother and Sister (female has been spayed)

Loves walks, good on the lead.

Both dogs are fully house trained.

Very energetic, playful dogs.

Regrettable selling - do not have time to walk and play with them properly.

Will make a great addition to a home.

Both microchipped - all vaccinations are up to date.

WhatsApp texts only to 0879058236 or 0879327867. No phone calls please.

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