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Stunning pedigree Labrador puppies

Adoption fee £400

GL20

Advert ID: lpn000001908Expired
Photo 1 of 1: Stunning pedigree Labrador puppies

Stunning pedigree Labrador puppies

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For adoption
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Labrador Retriever
Sex
Not known

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Stunning pedigree labrador puppies ,3 girls and 3 boys , Mum is a family pet /Dad is a friends dog ,both mum and dad can be seen ,As the dog only lives a short walk away . Pups are 12weeks old and have had there 1 jabs ,they have also been wormed and Vet checked ,Micro chipped. The pups are very friendly and I would want loving homes for them to go too . We thought we can handle 2 dogs but it is not easy with 7, we decided to post the ad and get rid of five. I will have the re homing fee at £400 as the will need there 2nd injection . No lowering. Originally re homing fee was £900 . Please only inquire if you are genuinely interested.

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