Lovely female Springer Spaniel

We are seeking a good home for Molly, a 4-year-old female Springer Spaniel located in Gort. These dogs are known for their energetic and affectionate nature. Molly enjoys long walks in the forest and thrives on exercise, which is essential for her.

Molly is an extremely loving and loyal dog, though she may be a little nervous at first, she quickly settles in and gives lots of affection.

She is good with our children and fine around other dogs (she barks when on the lead, does her own thing off lead, quickly accepts other dogs around the house), we don't know about cats.

She has an IKC registration certificate and also pedigree papers.

Previously trained for finding truffles and trailing blood, she is house-trained and has very good recall. While her bladder can be a bit weak at times, the medications she got recently seem to have worked well.

We are re-homing her due to our inability to provide the time and space she needs.

Please message if interested.

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