- Location: Wexford
- Breeds: Old English Sheepdog
- Age: 2 months, 9 days
- Date of Birth: 12/11/2024
- Temperaments: Affectionate
- Sexes: 3 Males, 3 Females
- Wormed
- Vaccinated
- Neutered
- IKC registered
- Microchipped (view)
Beautiful Old English Sheepdog puppies. These puppies are IKC registered, vaccinated and wormed. Dad was Junior Champion himself in Belgium and the Netherlands and is hip scored and fully health tested. Both Parents can be seen with the puppies. We have bred old English Sheepdogs for the past 30 years @ MYOES and sent them all around the world. Please feel free to read all our reviews on our Facebook page. It will give you a good insight into the breed. We can arrange transport to all parts of Ireland and the UK free of charge. Please feel free to call Owen
| Chip # | Sex | Colour | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 972274200585284 | Male | Black / White | For Sale |
| 972274200585256 | Male | Black / White | For Sale |
| 972274200585208 | Male | Black / White | For Sale |
| 972274200585213 | Female | Black / White | For Sale |
| 972274200585217 | Female | Black / White | For Sale |
| 972274200585224 | Female | Black / White | For Sale |
- Dog Breeding Establishment ID: DBEWX342016
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