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3/4 pug

£600

S61

Advert ID: lpe000002839Expired
Photo 1 of 1: 3/4 pug

3/4 pug

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Photo 1 of 1: 3/4 pug

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Advert type
For sale
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Pug
Sex
Male

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Description

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Having to sell my brindle 3/4pug, Monty is 4 months old but my older dog will not get on with him and it's causing lots of tension between them, he is microchipped and up to date with his injections and paper trained but will go outside too, he is a loveable and loving little dog who deserves to be happy, he walks lovely on his harness, he will be a great little dog for someone, he is good with dogs it's just my other dog isn't good with him so he would suit a home with other dogs or on his own, he has also been round cats if cats are used to energetic pups

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