Very rare - male Welsh Corgi Cardigan puppy in Mayo IKC / FCI registered

A very rare litter here in Ireland: Pedigree registered Welsh Corgi Cardigans (the last litter in Ireland was born in 2021), two males still available.

The puppies are raised in our home with lots of affection. They are IKC / FCI registered, regularly wormed, microchipped and vaccinated (including rabies, which is needed to import them into the UK or other EU countries). They also have an EU passport, so that you can travel with your dog.

The puppies have been early stimulated (mentally and physically). Ongoing training and socialisation to give them a good start in life.

2 males available:

- Albert (brindle & white)

- Anton (brindle point tri)

Both parents are health tested and their pedigree can be looked at here:

Kleo von Welterod (Import Germany)

https://cardiganwelshcorgi.breedarchive.com/animal/view/kleo-von-welterod-b8d08891-3082-4bbd-a0c3-ef444b99de5f

Irish Ch. Joseter Austin Motors at Castlemerle (call name Bentley)

https://cardiganwelshcorgi.breedarchive.com/animal/view/joseter-austin-motors-at-castlemerle-fde7b846-978a-48d8-be36-a2e93fec0638

If you want more information, don't hesitate to contact us (WhatsApp text messages preferred due to bad phone reception).

You can also find us on

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pixiemountcorgis

and

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pixiemount

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