IKC registered Irish Glen of Imaal terrier puppies
- Location: Donegal
- Breeds: Irish Terrier
- Age: 2 months
- Date of Birth: 13/08/2024
- Temperaments: Affectionate, Friendly
- Sexes: 1 Female, 1 Male
- Wormed
- Vaccinated
- Neutered
- IKC registered
- Microchipped (view)
We have 2 beautiful IKC registered Irish Glen of Imaal terrier puppies available. 1 female and 1 male. They are 12 weeks old and ready for their new homes. They are vaccinated, wormed and microchiped. They are hereditary clear of CRD3. Mum, dad and grandad are our family pets. The Irish Glen of Imaal terriers make great pets. They are very loving and loyal and non shed dogs and they adore children. The Irish Glen of Imaal terriers are a very rare and vulnerable breed, and we are trying to keep our wonderful breed alive. If you need any more information please contact George on +353864010771
| Chip # | Sex | Colour | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 972274200583228 | Female | Fawn | For Sale |
| 972274200583439 | Male | Fawn | For Sale |
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