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Two adult Shar Pei brothers looking for new family

£800

PR8

Advert ID: lpe000013122Expired
Photo 1 of 1: Two adult Shar Pei brothers looking for new family

Two adult Shar Pei brothers looking for new family

Photo 1 of 1

Photo 1 of 1: Two adult Shar Pei brothers looking for new family

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For sale
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Shar Pei
Sex
Not known

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We are looking for a new home for our beautiful classic shar pei. They're very handsome and eye turning when out walking. Simba is an exceptional boy who is very affectionate and loves cuddling. Renz is blue and also very affectionate, although he is a bit more reticent than Simba when meeting new people. Both good on the lead, also they are good on recall. Lovely with children as I have grandchildren who interact regularly with them. They are not so good with cats and small dogs. They have a strong bond /relationship with each other and play together. It's wonderful to see them playing and will make you smile and laugh out loud. I therefore would like them to stay together if possible.

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