We have a beautiful litter of Grizzle Border Terriers (KC registered) ready to find their new forever homes.
Born 19/09/26.
Mum and dad are our family pets, our children are massive fans of both of them.
These puppies have been brought up in a family environment socialising with children and a variety of livestock daily.
Before we let them find their new families all the puppies go through a vet recommended worming and flea treatment that will need to be continued as they grow up. They are microchipped and vaccinated. Every pup will have a puppy pack full of useful information about socialising and training, parasites, feeding and much more. They also have 5 weeks free insurance, a free bag of food they have been weaned with, their 12 week wormer and a few treats.
Any more information required or a viewing please get in touch.
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Litter details
LocationLeicester, Leicester
Pets in litter1 male / 4 female
BreedBorder Terrier
GenerationP
Age6 weeks, 2 days
Ready to Leave14 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
Available
Border Terrier 1
Male£1,600
Available
Border Terrier 2
Female£1,600
Available
Border Terrier 3
Female£1,600
Available
Border Terrier 4
Female£1,600
Available
Border Terrier 5
Female£1,600
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