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Female boxer puppy

Adoption fee £1,250

M21

Advert ID: lpn000013297Expired
Photo 1 of 1: Female boxer puppy

Female boxer puppy

Photo 1 of 1

Photo 1 of 1: Female boxer puppy

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Advert type
For adoption
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Boxer
Sex
Female

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Description

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Only one female puppy is available for adoption to a loving family. This stunning pups are playful, confident, well socialized and been raised in our family home with young children. Mum and Dad are our family pets since when they were just puppies. She will make amazing family pet! My wife and I are giving the entire litter away because of my new job and we do not have enough space in our new appartment.

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  2. Meet the petMeet at least once, ideally twice, and see how they respond to you and your household.
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