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Beautiful Deep Dark Red Cockerdor Cockador

Sleaford
5 hours
ÂŁ1,450
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Cockerdor Puppy 1MaleÂŁ1,450
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Litter details

Adv. Location:Anwick Fen, Sleaford
Breed:Cockerdor
Pets in litter:6 male / 2 female
Age:2 weeks, 1 day
Ready to Leave:2025-02-02
Viewable with Mother:

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Microchipped by collection dateNeuteredVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection
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đŸ¶ Very Proud 5 Star ⭐ Professional Licensed Ethical Breeder with amazing reviews and morals with courses completed such as First Aid,Level 2 Diploma in Animal Care and many more đŸ¶ VISIT OUR FACEBOOK and search our name for Reviews about us and Updated Pictures of past and present Pups. https://www.facebook.com/goldengrouse/ Trusted experienced reputable Council Licensed Breeders holding the highest award of 5stars with Level 2 Diploma in Animal Care, Breeders who really do care and offer a lifetime of support checkout our Facebook page for lots more about us VISIT OUR FACEBOOK for Reviews about us and Updated Pictures of past and present Pups. https://www.facebook.com/goldengrouse/ We like to speak to all potential owners direct so please feel free to give us a call. 07 572 608 331 If you can not be bothered or have no time to make the effort to call me then I will not let my puppies go to such a home, sorry to sound strict but I'm in no rush to part with them. The home is crucial especially at the moment. Now let’s get to the good stuff! We are so proud to bring you these little cuties, Our wonderful mum has given birth to 8 wonderful healthy puppy’s. After the success of our last litters we have fast become the one to trust and recommend on most Facebook forums etc. While buying a cockerdor is a very exciting process it’s also a very important one and one that has to be done right. WHY DO WE BREED COCKERDORS
 Cockerdors started with us as we have close connections with the ministry, fire and other service dog companies they wanted bigger Cockers we had our first litter in early 2016 and they all excelled in there training showing a lovely ball drive to make training manageable but much steadier and calmer. We now continue to do them because of their manageable size being smaller then a fully grown Labrador but still having all the features and looks of a labrador they are very trainable having a lovely ball and food drive, they make for perfect therapy dogs because of their less imposing size, they are a ideal breed which is becoming more more ever popular, Our Cockerdors are ideal for companions in pet homes and ideal in smaller households due to their more manageable size but they also thrive in working homes alike The Dam is our very deep dark red girl and comes from our bloodline of Pure Labradors, mum is just so so so loving, she won’t let you into the room without paying the love tax, she absolutely loves cuddles and is a absolutely beautiful loved family member. The Sire to this pup is Juke our Standing Stud, he has been extensively health tested by bloods and swabs all of the DNA tests have been done 🧬 so we are sure our pups we breed from him will not suffer with any of the following illnesses a short list of many more... Degenerative myelopathy (DM) Phosphofructokinase deficiency (PFKD) Familial Nephropathy (FN) Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) progressive rod-cone degeneration (PRCD) Exercise-induced collapse (EIC) Acral Mutilation Syndrome GDNF The new owners will be provided with a puppy pack and paperwork including both pedigrees Both parents are registered and have 5 generation certifications and the DNA foresight health certification shall come in the puppy pack with puppy. If you are looking for a well bred dog with brilliant bloodlines for working, trialling or as a family pet then these pups are a must see, these smaller more compact sized breed are ideal for the smaller household and them smaller gardens around London and such. The mother can be seen working in the field as can their father. Both dogs are genuine working dogs, we shoot over a large estate and our farm all year round controlling the pigeons, our dogs come out with us most days We like to speak to all potential owners direct so please feel free to give us a call. If you can not be bothered or have no time to make the effort to call me then I will not let my puppies go to such a home, sorry to sound strict but I'm in no rush to part with them. The home is crucial especially at the moment. Pups are priced at ÂŁ1450 each and a non refundable ÂŁ250 deposit is required upon selection to reserve your choosen pup. ready to leave after 2nd February 2025. Pup's come with puppy pack containing...... Microchip 5 weeks Insurance Wormed on a regular basis Lifetime support from us and and via our facebooks owners page from other clients of our selfs. (See link below) Contact (Facebook) Golden Grouse Gundogs Phone 07 572 608 331 Please do visit Our Facebook for Reviews and Updates Pictures of past and present Pups. https://www.facebook.com/goldengrouse/
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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

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Worms and flea treatments

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Golden Grouse Gundogs
Licensed Breeder
Sleaford
5 hours
Member since:5 years
Golden Grouse Gundogs
Licence No.:AWL0056
Local Authority:North Kesteven District Council
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