White German Shepherd

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Location: Limerick
Breeds: German Shepherd
Age: 3 years, 9 months, 14 days
Date of Birth: 02/04/2021
Temperaments: Friendly, Good natured
Sexes: 1 Male

Wormed
Vaccinated
Neutered
Microchipped (view)

Description

Due to unforeseen circumstances I need to re-home my beautiful German shepherd. I've not come to this decision lightly but it's for his best interest and I need to do what's right for him. He is good with older children, he's just a big big around younger children and could easily knock them over. He's fine with my cats, crate trained also, will not being going to home that will leave him outside 24/7. He enjoys being outside when I'm at work and protects the property but always stays inside by night, please only contact if you can provide him with a good home, text only please due to work commitments

Microchips info

Chip #	Sex	Colour	Status
972274200223814	Male	White	For Sale

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