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Akc Champion Great Grandsire Red
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Akc Champion Great Grandsire Red
$2550.00 Pet Price.
Flame comes from Grand Champion Champion lines.
His Price standing firm for pet.
If you want full Akc breeding rights
$3550.00 . That's firm his parents are small . He ways 4.5lbs right now @ almost 15 weeks he should be no bigger then 10 to 12lbs as Adult. He's looking good for a show breeding prospect .
He's been vet check Monday 10 26 26 that makes him vet check 2 x 2 health certificates. Has all vaccines no rabie shot. Dewormed several time. . He also comes with a brandnew play pen brandnew harness and leash. Akc papers limited for pet price and Akc full breeding rights.
Flame is home raised very loving loves his grand mother me witch you can see in the videos.
For more info on Flame you must call We don't do business over texting or emails . If no answer then you can leave A text message say when you will be available to talk . Please No out doors kennels or puppy mills . I have the right to refuse anyone.
Thanks God bless P/S Videos and Pics Taken 10 27 26 .
Mom Akc Champion Grandsire Red 8lbs
Sire Akc Champion Great Grandsire Red 10lbs.
Working on house training He's Crate trained
Coat Colors:
Red
Why I stand out
Show quality
Show quality
Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Veterinary exam
Veterinary exam
Champion blood
Champion blood
Health guarantee
Health guarantee
Registered
Registered
Registrable
Registrable
Pedigree
Pedigree
Health certificate
Health certificate
About The Seller
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