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Pocket bully X rednose

£1,000

PR7

Advert ID: lpe000002764Expired
Photo 1 of 1: Pocket bully X rednose

Pocket bully X rednose

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Photo 1 of 1: Pocket bully X rednose

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For sale
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Mixed Breed
Sex
Not known

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Description

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I have 3 gorgeous pocket bully's X rednose pups left for sale 2 males and 2 bitch prices starting from £1000-£1500 great family dogs I have the mum that can be seen but the sire is away training, I have many of pictures of sire and both parents locked on, both dogs are great around other animals and also children. I must say theses stunners are going FAST so don't MISS OUT.

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