Goldador puppies (Golden Retriever x Labrador) for sale in Louth 🐾

We're delighted to introduce our adorable litter of Goldador puppies- a wonderful mix of Golden Retriever and Black Labrador. 🐾

During the early hours of August 30th our 2 year old Golden Retriever Luna had her first and only litter of gorgeous Goldador puppies with our Black Labrador Tobi who is 5 years old. Both parents can be viewed together as they are our family pets.

We are looking for families who will love them unconditionally and meet their energetic needs.

Both parents are IKC registered however as the puppies are a mix they will not be IKC registered.

We have 1 girl Golden available and 3 boys Black.

They will have up to date vaccinations, a full health check by our lovely vets and will be microchipped all ready to go.

Available from Saturday 25th of October.

Please don't hesitate to call me or message me if you have any questions or would like to reserve.

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