7 month old Irish Doodle x Poodle female puppy

Ari is a lovely female Irish Doodle x Poodle puppy, born 26/02/2026, fawn coloured.

She is microchipped with full Fido.ie certificate, chip number 972274200690805.

Ari has a friendly, gentle and playful temperament. She is used to being around people and is easy to handle.

She has started basic training and responds well. Her coat is low shedding, which makes her great for families.

We are looking for a loving, forever home for her. We sadly do not have enough time to give her all the attention and playtime she deserves.

Viewings are welcome by arrangement. She will go to her new home with her microchip paperwork.

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