Adult female Rough Collie in Dublin

We are looking for the best home and family for our 3 year old Ziva.

She was born on 17th March 2022 in Slovenia and lives with us in our home ever since she was 4 months old. Ziva is IKC(FCI) registered and holds her export pedigree, passport.

Very active girl who loves any sort of activities and spend time playing with her humans, and she will be the best companion for a family with teenagers or for an active adult. Very loyal and clean lady. House and lead trained, she doesn't pull while on the lead. She is well behaving in the car and well used to travel.

Before living us she will be vet checked, dewormed and vaccinated.

Please if you are looking for an adition to your breeding kennel - do not ask for her! Under no circumstances we will let her to live in the kennels nor be a productive mashine for someone.

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