2Due to unfortunate circumstances I'm having to rehome my little girl she is kc reg flead and wormed and fully inoculated up to date brilliant around your children loves other dogs but can get boisterous around them this is why I'm having to let her go due to being to large for my other dog to play with and it's not fair on either if I've got to keep them apart please no judging
£1,500joanne
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32 pups left from litter of 4 1 Black Tri Merle Female £2500 1 Blue Tri Merle Male £2200 DWKC registered Microchipped and de wormed Pups can be seen with mum & dad
£2,500Kirsty
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3🐶💥 🏅⭐️🌟⚡💥 Here we have an absolutely stunning litter of English Bulldog Puppies. We have 2 boys and 3 girls. ******Update****** ONLY 1 WHITE BOY AND 1 WHITE GiRL LEFT! Bear is our Champion sired, KC registered girl. She has Cruft Champion pedigree lines through her past 5 generations! She is silver health tested under the Bulldog Breed Council health
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