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Female Rottweiler cross

£300

NR31

Advert ID: lpe000008147Expired
Photo 1 of 1: Female Rottweiler cross

Female Rottweiler cross

Photo 1 of 1

Photo 1 of 1: Female Rottweiler cross

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Advert type
For sale
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Rottweiler
Sex
Female

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Description

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I am selling my female Rottweiler cross. She is lovable and energetic. Up to date with vaccinations flea and worm treatment. Wouldn’t be suitable in a house with cats, small dogs or small children. Needs plenty of walks and loves a cuddle so will need someone who has the time for her. Reluctant sale so will be wanting to do a home check to make sure she is going to the best home possible

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