Mother
Mother
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1 weekAge
42Sex
£850Price
Stunning Red Sproodles
Sproodle50 minutes
Sproodle1 week42
£850
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Description
Here we have a stunning litter of Red Sproodles. Mum Heidi is our family pet and the third generation of this line of sproodles. They have been bred for their awesome temperament kind nature and are loving wee dogs.
They have been raised in our family home with our two adult kids and other 4 dogs. Very very well socialised and will want for nothing.
They will be fed on raw and fish for dogs .
Also the will have a full vet health check and first set of vaccinations before they leave for their new homes.
Pups come with a puppy pack and blanket etc.
We are always on hand to offer any assistance or advice throughout the pups full life as well.
Regards Mark and Victoria.
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Litter details
LocationGlasgow, Glasgow City
Pets in litter4 male / 2 female
BreedSproodle
Ready to Leave28 Nov 2026
Age1 week, 6 days
GenerationF1B
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionParents are health testedHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Favourites2
Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Sproodle 1
Male£850
Available
Sproodle 2
Male£850
Available
Sproodle 3
Male£850
Available
Sproodle 4
Male£850
Available
Sproodle 5
Female£850
Available
Sproodle 6
Female£850
Pros
Excellent with children of all ages, naturally gentle and patient
Low to non-shedding coat ideal for allergy sufferers
Highly trainable and eager to please, excels in obedience and canine sports
Adaptable to various living environments including apartments with sufficient exercise
Cons
Requires regular professional grooming every 6-8 weeks
Has a moderate to high prey drive necessitating vigilance during countryside walks
Needs consistent early socialisation and training to prevent dominant behaviour
Potential for inherited health issues from parent breeds increasing vet care costs