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We've got a lovely litter of Pomskies here in Ireland that are looking for their forever homes. There's one cheeky little lad and four gorgeous girls, all around 8 months old now. They're an absolute handful of energy – proper little characters that keep us on our toes! They're great with people and love a good play, so they'd suit an active family or someone who enjoys getting out and about. These pups are coming along brilliantly and are ready to move on to homes where they'll get loads of attention. If you think one of them might be a good fit for your family, we'd love to hear from you. Feel free to get in touch if you'd like to know more or arrange a time to meet them – we're happy to chat through everything and answer any questions you might have!
Microchips info
| Chip # | Sex | Colour | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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972274200687368
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Female | Black / White | For Sale |
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972274200687460
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Female | Black / White | For Sale |
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972274200687454
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Female | Black / White | For Sale |
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972274200687455
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Female | Black / White | For Sale |
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972274200687453
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Male | Black / White | For Sale |
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Research
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Meet in person
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Visit the premises
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Ask questions
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Health check
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Request documentation
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