IKC Registered (pending) Pedigree Portuguese Water Dog puppies in Dublin

9 purebred pedigree Portuguese Water Dog puppies available in solid brown and black. Both parents were brought to Ireland from the Algarve by a specialised breeder in Portugal. The parents are registered with the Portuguese Kennel Club and the Irish Kennel Club (IKC) registration application for the puppies is currently 'PENDING'.

The breeder of the sire and dam has placed puppies throughout Europe, the USA, and Canada, with many going on to become successful international show dogs.

All puppies are IKC registered, fully vaccinated, wormed, and have received a full veterinary health check.

Portuguese Water Dogs are a hypoallergenic, non-shedding breed, making them an excellent choice for homes with allergy sufferers.

Available:

• 2 Brown Males

• 2 Black Males

• 2 Black Females

• 3 Brown Females

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