Bella the female Siberian Husky puppy 14 months old in Galway

Lovely and friendly female Siberian Husky for sale.

Bella is her name and she's very friendly and loves attention. She's trained and very well behaved, very friendly around kids and all around a very friendly dog.

Reason I have her up for sale is that I changed jobs and don't have as much time for her as she deserves. I'd much rather give her to someone who has the time and will make her feel loved. She is 14 months old.

She's a very nice and healthy dog, I will not be selling her unless it's to a good home

Thanks.

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