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Health tested cocker spaniel stud

County / Town: Bedfordshire

Description

Available at stud.

Very biddable dog, with good hunting drive and stylish. Excellent stamp - 12.5kg.

Very well bred dog, pedigree in photos. Health tested.

Hereditary Clear - FN, PRA and AMS
DNA test clear - PP
Gonio - Grade 0
BVA eye tested clear
Any queries, please feel free to message me.

Details

Advert ID: 28670
County / Town: Bedfordshire
Location: Leighton Buzzard LU7 3QT, UK
Breed: Cocker Spaniels - Stud
Original Breeder: No
Pet DOB: 2023-05-18
Pet Age: 1 years, 11 months, 7 days
Health Checked: Yes
Vaccinations Up to Date: Yes
Worm and Flea Treated: Yes
KC Registered by Collection: Yes
Microchipped by Collection Date: Yes
Pet Viewable with Mother: No

Location

£350.00 (Fixed Price)

Advert ID: 28670
Views: 87
Date Posted: 2025-04-06
Last Updated: 2025-04-23

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Seller Details

Name: Benjamin Wright
Verified Breeder: No
Member Since: 8th July 2024
Posted Adverts: 1

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