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Pedigree Cavalier King Charles Spaniels

Boston
1 week
£1,300
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Adv. ID:uTMUrXkgV
Views:902
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Advert Type:For sale
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Litter details

Adv. Location:Stickney, Boston
Viewable with Mother:
Ready to Leave:2024-11-27
Age:7 weeks, 1 day
Pets in litter:4 male

Health & Docs

Worm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection dateHealth Checked by a vet
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Description
⭐️🐶Our beautiful girl Pippa has given birth to the most adorable 4 Blenheim Puppies on 02/10/2024. They will now be looking for their new forever homes 🏡. They will be ready to leave from 27/11/2024 and no sooner. Pippa is our full pedigree family pet. Pippa is the kindest, sweetest all rounder you could ever wish to meet! Her temperament is outstanding, she is a perfect family dog! Pippa is happy to come lay with you, play with you and just generally be around. She’s excellent with kids and often plays football or ball with them. Pippa will be present at all viewings of puppies and upon collection. Dad is a KC registered CKCS who has undergone extensive health testing, such as KC/BVA eye tested clear and Dad has been specialist cardiograph heart tested clear Scanned FOR CM &SM and extensively dna tested clear, all this paperwork can be seen. Photo of Dad is within photos. Puppies will be well socialised, living within our busy family home which consists of 1 other dog and a cat. They will be used to all household noises and the busy household routine. They will be well socialised with children as we have 2 children in the house, one being under 2yrs. Puppies will be vet checked prior to leaving for their new homes and wormed at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks of age. 1st vaccinations and microchipping will be done. Puppies will come with the following: ⭐️ Puppy Pack - from James Wellbeloved, delivered to your door ready for your little bundles new home. This is what the puppies are currently fed on. ⭐️ 4 weeks FREE Petplan Insurance ⭐️ Wormed at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks old ⭐️ Microchipped ⭐️ 1st Vaccinations ⭐️ Pedigree Certificate ⭐️ A toy ⭐️ Their colour coded collar ⭐️ A brand new collar of your choice to take with you. ⭐️ a small bag of food ⭐️ Blanket with Mothers scent to help them settle in their new home. If you think you can give one of these beautiful puppies a forever home, we have the following available: 🐶 1 x boy - blue collar - RESERVED 🐶 1 x boy - purple collar - RESERVED 🐶 1 x boy - orange collar - RESERVED 🐶 1 x boy - grey collar - £1300 If you have any questions, please get in touch. Viewings welcome. 🏡🐶 £300 non refundable deposit is required to secure puppy of your choice.
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Be responsible, do your research!

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Puppies must be viewed with their mother in the seller's home!

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Puppies must be 8 weeks when collected

Puppies must be 8 weeks when collected

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Microchips are a legal requirement

Microchips are a legal requirement

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Health tests

Health tests

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Health check & paperwork

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Vaccinations

Vaccinations

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Worms and flea treatments

Worms and flea treatments

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Pet Payment & contract

Pet Payment & contract

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£1,300
sarah m.
Boston
5 hours
Member since:11 years
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We take animal welfare seriously

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