Lovely Welsh Corgi Pembroke puppies.

We are delighted to offer for sale two beautiful Welsh Corgi Pembroke puppies, one male and one female, both boasting a striking red and white coat. At just under four months old, these puppies are incredibly friendly and active, making them the perfect addition to any family. They have been health checked, vaccinated, and wormed, and are currently awaiting their IKC registration pending.

These puppies have a very sweet character and a wonderful temperament. They have been socialised and trained with puppy pads, and they get along brilliantly with children and other animals. They are incredibly quick learners, demonstrating their intelligence and cleverness daily. Both parents can be seen with the puppies. Located in Fethard, these puppies are ready to find their forever homes. For more information, please don't hesitate to contact me directly.

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