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Max German shepherd

£500

S2

Advert ID: lpe000014595Expired
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Max German shepherd

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

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would like gone ASAP please (due to no fault of her own) please shoot me a text if you’re interested in her [contact details removed] max is one year old female german shepherd cross border collie she's very loving protective and bouncy she's not good with cats not good with small children due to her being bouncy we're parting with max due to not having enough time we want her to go to a home where she will have lots of exercise and walks and not left alone all day doing nothing

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