Greengrass Lurcher puppies in Tipperary

Greengrass Puppies

The unique, intelligent and good natured Greengrass puppies that will grow up to be dogs that are friendly, gentle and cool companions, a dog for all seasons. As adults, they are generally easy going and laidback, and bring lounging to a whole new level.

From the kennels that brought you the gorgeous Greengrass Lurcher, Cloud, Petmania Puppy of the Year 2020/21🏆 they too will also be stunning looking dogs, shaggy and broken coated. Size wise, they will be a similar size to red setters or retrievers.

These puppies present like miniature wolfhounds, in dark brindle with silver highlights.  They are great with all family members, both two legged and four legged !.

For an insight into these amazing dogs follow us on Instagram @greengrasslurchers

For more information re availability please give me a call on 0862097820

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