Dogs for sale in Ireland

Beautiful French bulldog Female, 3 years old, house trained and crate trained dog, would make a lovely pet for someone, she's striking to look at and is in excellent health. This dog dog has tends to be aggressive towards strangers but once settled she's fine, sleeps indoors in our house and has been rared with kids, but I would prefer a dog handler without kids, will only sell to a kind owner, you are more than welcome to come visit in our house before purchase. DWKC CERTIFIED REGISTERED & MICROCHIPPED

Peggie is a female Pug puppy 16 months old. She is looking for a new home. She gets on well with people and other animals. Call for further information.

Kali here is a lovely, friendly, and cuddly 4 year 5 month old Border Collie crossbreed. This breed is known for its intelligence and high energy levels, making them excellent companions for active families or individuals. Border Collies are also known for their alertness and eagerness to learn, which means they thrive on mental stimulation and physical exercise. Kali enjoys playing with her toys, particularly teddies and is behaved during long walks. She is curious about other dogs and would likely enjoy socialising with them. Located in Clondalkin, Kali is fully vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is in good health. If you're looking for a loyal and engaging companion, Kali might just be the perfect addition to your home.

A heartbreaking decision due to ill health to rehome our loving 3 year old female Labrador. She must go to a loving home, brought up in adult home only since 9 weeks old. Is neutered, housetrained and loves her walking, good on lead and recall is good She loves her food as all Labradors do. All vaccinations up to date and is IKC registered. She loves her toys. As this is so hard only serious contenders please. My email is duffyauds@gmail.com, based in Drogheda Co. Louth, my name is Audrey.

Looking for a forever home for our beautiful 10 month old Shichon girl. Excellent temperament. Excellent with children. Indoor dog. Due to work changes we are not home as much. 😢 She loves to sit up and cuddle on the couch. 5 ⭐️ home only. Please only get in contact if genuinely interested.

Female Staffordshire Bull Terrier black/brindle dog. She is very friendly, just needs more attention. I moved house and don't have enough space for her. She needs a secure garden and supervision around other dogs. Phone or text 0833040137 IKC registered (PENDING).

Doc is my two and half year old female Red Heeler (purebred, parents were both Red Heelers from Australia) Unique dog in Ireland as not many to be seen and firm favourite with kids due to the Bluey Cartoon. Due to change of work I no longer have the time to commit to her that she needs. Doc is hyper intelligent and needs multiple walks and brain stimulation throughout the day (commands work best for this). As she is a working breed she can be reactive to cats, wild animals etc but her recall is good but will need to be worked on by the new owners. She is nervous around loud noises and machinery but once on the lead is easily calmed. Doc will need a home that is willing to give her the time and effort she needs. She is not suitable for apartments or small homes. She has grown up around small children but would be best suited to teenagers as she does get excited and can be boisterous. Doc has always been on a raw food diet so this will need to continue for her health to thrive. She has had zero health issues to date from the diet. Heelers have a double coat so regular maintenance is required as well as a robust hoover. Thanks for looking. Price is for discussion. Peter.

2 Adorable pure bred Yakutian Laika Puppies 🐶 have now arrived –Now looking for Their Forever Homes! 🐶 The Yakutian Laika is a fascinating and resilient breed that has adapted to the extreme conditions of Siberia, particularly the harsh winters of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) in northeastern Russia. This breed is one of the oldest types of Laika dogs, believed to be descended from ancient sled dogs and hunting dogs that were used by indigenous people of the region for centuries. Characteristics and Appearance: Size: The Yakutian Laika is a medium-sized dog, typically standing between 20 to 24 inches (50 to 60 cm) at the shoulder and weighing around 45 to 60 pounds (20 to 27 kg). Coat: The breed is known for its thick, dense double coat, which helps it stay warm in temperatures that can drop as low as -50°C (-58°F). Their outer coat is straight and harsh, while the undercoat is soft and insulating. Color: The coat comes in various colors, including white, black, gray, and various shades of red. The white color is particularly common. Ears and Tail: They have erect, triangular-shaped ears and a fluffy, curled tail that adds to their striking appearance. Temperament: Intelligent: Yakutian Laikas are highly intelligent, which makes them easy to train for tasks such as herding, sledding, and hunting. Energetic: They are very active dogs that require plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. They thrive in environments where they can run, play, and work. Loyal and Protective: These dogs are known to form strong bonds with their families and are protective of their loved ones. They tend to be reserved with strangers, which makes them excellent watchdogs. Social: Although they are independent, Yakutian Laikas enjoy socializing with other dogs and humans, especially when raised in a positive, stimulating environment. History and Role: The Yakutian Laika was originally bred for its versatility. The indigenous Yakut people used them primarily for: Hunting: The breed is excellent for hunting large game like moose and elk. They are skilled in tracking and hunting in the frozen wilderness. Sled Dogs: Due to their incredible stamina and strength, these dogs were used to pull sleds in harsh conditions, making them invaluable to the nomadic herders and travelers of the region. Guarding: They were also used as guard dogs to protect property and livestock from predators. In the wild, they have an excellent sense of smell and sound, which makes them effective in both hunting and protection. Their agility and stamina enable them to cover large distances in challenging conditions, making them well-suited for life in the frozen tundra. Adaptability: Cold Tolerance: Their thick fur coat and hardy nature make them highly resistant to extreme cold temperatures, often enduring conditions that would be inhospitable to most other breeds. This adaptation allows them to work effectively in the Siberian winters. Survival Skills: Yakutian Laikas are not just pets but working dogs with a rich history of survival and labor. They have been bred to handle physical challenges and to perform in tough environments. Modern-Day Use: Today, the Yakutian Laika is still used for traditional purposes such as herding and hunting in the Sakha Republic. However, they have also gained popularity outside of Siberia as companion animals for those who enjoy outdoor activities, particularly in cold climates. They are increasingly seen in dog shows and are recognized for their beauty, intelligence, and versatility. In addition to their working capabilities, the Yakutian Laika is also known for its strong bond with its owner and its playful nature, making them good pets for active families. They are not recommended for apartment living, as they need space to roam and exercise. Overall, the Yakutian Laika is a remarkable breed that embodies the spirit and resilience of the people and environment from which it originates. For more details or to schedule a visit, please feel free to contact me. Serious inquiries only!

Springer Spaniel Needs to a good home only Springer spaniel bitch 7 years Family pet house trained From a hunting back ground