Jeff the Bernese Mountain Dog at Stud in Cork, IKC Registered

Jeff at stud, proven, difficult bitches are no problem. Jeff is fully IKC Reg.is available, natural or by AI. I can Travel to suit breeder. Failure of Bitches that wont tie are no probem either First time breeders very welcome.

Newly imported with his new blood lines into Ireland and bred from international Champion, with great hip, elbow and clear eye scoring on his pedigree lines. No less than 13 Show champions in his 5 generation pedigree bred by an international dog show judge. Quality shows ! See Photos -Chunky ,square type and broad frame Stud Dog with huge paws, good bone comes through in his litters.

Jeff has great pigment and markings with a great presence and size. He is strikingly beautiful and a big softie and an "ever willing to please" lovely calm temperament. He is Irish Kennel Club, IKC registered, fully vaccinated, very healthy family pet and up to weight at c.51 kgs.

Photos 2 3 6 and 7 are of our Jeff, the remainder are Jeffs.

A fee OR pick of litter if that suits!. His last litter he bred, had 11 pups Save my phone number now, for future reference for when you need it, as this advert expires soon. Advise given on how to best plan and to achieve bigger litters when breeding your bitch, if previously disappointed. Jeff is fully Registered I.K.C. and is beautiful looking, nice shape, calm and with lovely temperament

Thanks. Michael.

Tel.me in good time, early on 0872259074 to discuss and enquire and you are under no obligation whatsoever.

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