KC registered Pembroke Welsh corgi puppies
Adoption fee £580
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Advert ID: lpn000014484Expired
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- Advert type
- For adoption
- Type of pet
- Dogs
- Breed
- Welsh Corgi
- Sex
- Not known
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A stunning litter of pedigree KC registered corgi puppies , there are now only 3 red and white dogs and one bitch available. The mum is a family pet who we bred, we also have the puppies grandmother and grandfather, all have lovely temperaments and are family pets. Regularly played with by my young grandchildren. These puppies are reared in the house on a working farm , so see lots of people who come and stay in the caravans on the farm and all sorts of other animals, sights and smells, so are very well socialised .They will be regularly wormed, microchipped and have their first vaccination and vet checked before they leave to their new home. They come with a puppy pack and food , and all the paperwork required. You are most welcome to come to see them to choose your puppy , I can also do video calls for you to choose. Deposit secures your chosen puppy , and you will get regular updates of their progress.
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