Boxer puppies 5 weeks old
Adoption fee £1,800
ST5
Advert ID: lpn000014869ExpiredAbout this pet
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- For adoption
- Type of pet
- Dogs
- Breed
- Boxer
- Sex
- Not known
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* 3 puppies remaining*
Kennel Club REGISTERED European boxer puppies available for adoption into loving forever homes. Both Mum and Dad can be seen with the puppies during potential viewings. - As you can see from the photos - they’re all fawn/red with solid black masks, and are absolutely gorgeous!
The puppies are raised in our home, and will be in regular contact with both adults and children throughout their time with us, and if they’re anything like mum and dad (which they will be) they will all grow into something really special to warm any household.
All pups will come
wormed ? flead ? first vaccination ? microchipped? contract ? CKC registration?
• All puppies are subject to a deposit once you have selected your puppy, when visiting our home.
• Viewings are available from 2.3.22 •
• The puppies will be ready for their forever homes 2/4/22 - We’re located in Staffordshire
• Please only contact me if you’re genuinely interested •
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