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About Chase
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Chase born 8/4/26 is a handsome brindle boy and will be ready 9/29/26. Comes with full AKC papers (less sold at pet price), will be up to date on deworming, shots , microchipped, and will have a vet check. He is clear for HC/JHC through parentage. Mom is 16lb red, and dad is 16lb brindle with champion bloodline. Raised with kids, other dogs, and some farm animals. Located in Rolla, Missouri.
He is $800 pet price or $1,000 full AKC (breeding rights). $200 holding fee to hold till ready at 8 weeks, will not hold without it.
If shipping a $50 to be added to balance for puppy for health certificate. Will deliver to St Louis airport or Springfield, MO airport for $150. The holding fee of $200 is due within 24 to hold the puppy until it is ready to go. Payments can be made by zelle. Zelle or cash at pickup.
Coat Colors:
Why I stand out
Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Veterinary exam
Veterinary exam
Champion blood
Champion blood
Health guarantee
Health guarantee
Registrable
Registrable
About The Seller
Sarah Kuerzinger
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