4 weeksAge
11Sex
Price

Two Border Terrier pups

Border Terrier
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Border Terrier4 weeks11

Description

Our beloved Cherry has had a gorgeous litter of two pedigree border terriers. They join our house where their aunt and grandmother live and become our sixth generation of border terriers. We have one boy and one girl born beginning of October and ready for the end of November. They have been thrown into family life from day one with two very enthusiastic children keen to give them lots of love. As a result they are completely socialised with sights, sounds and smells of family life. Both are thriving and starting to eat puppy food much to mum’s relief, not that she likes spending much time away from them. They will leave fully vet checked, with microchips, vaccinations and worm/flea treatment along with a Kennel club registration and contract. Viewings after six weeks of age and deposit required to secure.
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Litter details

LocationLlanelli, Carmarthenshire
Pets in litter1 male / 1 female
BreedBorder Terrier
GenerationP
Age4 weeks, 4 days
Ready to Leave30 Nov 2026

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection

Info

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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Border Terrier 1
Available
Border Terrier 1
Male£1,500
Border Terrier 2
Available
Border Terrier 2
Female£1,500

Pros

Adaptable to active family lifestyles with strong loyalty and affection
Compact, sturdy build perfect for outdoor adventures and canine sports
Low-maintenance coat with regular grooming keeping shedding manageable
Exceptionally intelligent and quick learners with eager-to-please temperaments

Cons

High prey drive demands secure fencing and careful management
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
Can be stubborn and independent making consistent training necessary
May exhibit excessive barking if bored or understimulated
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