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3We have 2 gorgeous female and 3 male German Shephard pups for sale getting there 1st vaccine this Thursday wormed every 2 weeks they are full of energy will be great dogs as they grow up as there mother and father are great and have a good temperament great around children mother and father can be see anytime
£500Kirsty
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3I have 2 German Shepherd Puppies NO PAPERS both male looking for their forever home. They are 5 weeks old will be ready to leave on 31st July. They will be vet checked and microchipped. They are eating on their own very playful just a bundle of fluff.Muma and dad can be seen as they are our family pets. Have included pictures with Mum and dad. There is a £200 non refundable
£1,200Michelle
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