Neutered Female Samoyed Husky puppy, 8 months old

An exquisite Samoyed puppy, a female with a stunning white coat. Currently residing in Roscommon, this little gem is just 8 months old and embodies the friendly temperament that Samoyeds are renowned for. She has been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is in the best of health and ready to join her new family. This puppy is a perfect companion for anyone looking for a loyal and affectionate friend. Her fluffy white coat and amiable nature make her a wonderful addition to any home, promising endless joy and companionship. Rehoming due to not having enough time to give to her.

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