Male Rough Collie puppy, IKC registered

For sale is a beautiful Rough Collie puppy, a male with a stunning sable & white coat. Born in August 2023, this young chap is just 11 weeks old and already showing a gentle temperament, typical of his breed. He's been raised in the lovely county of Laois, where he's had plenty of space to play and grow.

He'll leave here for his forever home with his Irish Kennel Club registration papers, vet check and a puppy pack. His new owners are guaranteed a lifetime of support and advice. Both parents can be seen. His sire is an Irish champion. His dam is a Green Star winner from championshow lines.

Health is our top priority, and we're pleased to confirm that our puppy has been vaccinated and wormed. He's ready to bring joy to his new home. If you're looking for a loyal and gentle companion, this Rough Collie puppy could be the perfect addition to your family.

With this gorgeous puppy's welfare uppermost in mind, his pedgree has been endorsed and comes with a welfare contract. I'd be pleased to discuss this with any interested potential buyers

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