Female Newfoundland puppy in Galway

We are thrilled to present a charming female Newfoundland puppy, seeking her forever home. Born on the 15th of March, this delightful puppy is just over 2 months old and embodies the friendly and sociable nature that Newfoundlands are renowned for. Raised in our loving family home in Loughrea, she has enjoyed extensive socialisation with her littermates, our family, and even small children, ensuring she is perfectly adjusted and ready to become a part of a loving new family. Her mother, a beloved family pet, showcases the breed's exceptional, friendly temperament, a quality lovingly inherited by her puppy. This little girl is vaccinated and wormed, offering not only a joyful companion but a healthy one as well.

Considerable attention has been given to her breeding, with hip & elbow scores available for her mother. The father, a handsome Landseer Newfoundland, is also a cherished family pet. This little lady is poised to become a fabulous family pet. If you believe she is the perfect addition to your family, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

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