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Pug x cocker spaniel puppies (pucker)

£700

S64

Advert ID: lpe000009031Expired
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Pug x cocker spaniel puppies (pucker)

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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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My beautiful fawn pug girl has had 5 gorgeous little puppies. X2 girls X3 boys - 1 reserved

The dad is a chocolate cocker spaniel who is absolutely adorable.

They won’t be ready to go until the 7th December and will only go to kind loving homes. The puppies will be flead and wormed and have their first vaccination.

A non-refundable deposit will be required to secure a puppy of your choice.

Boys - £700 Girls - £750

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