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31I’m looking to stud at my yellow/ginger Labrador he is 4 years old. Unfortunately he isn’t KC registered however he was bought from line of working dogs from Wrexham and the when asked about the hip scores for his mum and dad they were both 4 and 5. If anyone is interested please get in touch to see if we can arrange something 👍
£150
Gavin Griffith
Private seller
15Our stunning solid black GSP is available for stud Elbow 0.0.. hip 0.0 Eye test ..clear Andsal Seehof and Hege Haus champion German lines Yurgen AKA Guardian of the Bothy is KC registered with 5th Generation pedigree with champion Germans in his hertitage hes from excellent working stock Excellent blood lines... stunning example of breed with an athletic build from
£750
Simone wright
Private seller
9KENQUARTZ CEASAR (Busta) is our beloved family member and proven stud. Extremely intelligent, easy to teach, loyal and perfect around children, with exem manners. He has always been slender and never overweight. He is so well loved that we are studding him again as we want to welcome one of his pups into our family home and carry on his bloodline.
£180
Helen Gornall
Private seller
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