French bulldogs ready for there new homes now
Adoption fee £800
AB24
Advert ID: lpn000015632Expired
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- Advert type
- For adoption
- Type of pet
- Dogs
- Breed
- French Bulldog
- Sex
- Not known
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Description
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We have a stunning litter of French bulldogs ready for there new homes now
All are pups are raised in a family home around children other dogs and have plenty of interaction and are aware of normal household sounds like the hoover. They are fully eating and drinking water alone from week 6 with still having interaction with mum.
Mum to the pup is are blue girl tiva she's a family pet we have owned from 12 weeks old. She's a loving girl that loves to run for ever with great breathing for a Frenchie with no health issues to date.
Farther is the golden prophet Eli. Eli is a blue and tan boy blue and tan (DNA At/at dd Bb Ee ky ky) producer of lilac, lilac tan and platinum blue and tan chocolate and is fully health tested and is JHC clear and DM clear
This litter offers some beautiful chunky to type French bulldogs.
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