7Éowyn is a loving cuddly dog who loves her ball and running around, she's very much a typical collie and is full of energy. She hasn't been neutered, she is quite nervous around new people but once she has a sniff she wants to cuddle, she does struggle with pulling on the lead, she is ok around kids but when they run around she does get excited too much and knocks them over and
£200
Oliver Hawkins
Private seller
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