Spotted long legged
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Pietersburg (Limpopo)
3 x fox-terrier puppies available. 2 x females (black and white and brown and white) 1 x male(brown and white) Dewormed and 6 weeks injections done.
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East London (Eastern Cape)
Innoculated and dewormed. Child friendly and extremely alert.
R 2.000
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
Any female puppy available as long as she is short legged and registered. Any amount
R 1.000
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Winburg (Free State)
Long legged, 5 male and one female (first photo), vaccination and deworming done, vet checked, available from 7 May (8 weeks)
R 1.200
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Nelspruit (Mpumalanga)
Beautiful Fox puppies for sale. Long legged bloodline. Have been vaccinated and dewormed and have been vet checked. 8 weeks old. R1250
R 1.250
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Jeffreys Bay (Eastern Cape)
8 Beautiful puppies for sale. Long legged Fox Terrier/Africana. 8 weeks old Vet checked Vaccinated Dewormed
R 650
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Pietersburg (Limpopo)
They are Beautiful and adorable birds. Vulturine guineafowl are a large size guineafowl. The bare skin of the head and neck is bluish-gray with short brown feathers that go behind the eyes on the back of the head; long, white striped feathers extend from the breast and back. The upper back and breast is bright blue, with a black spot on the center of the chest. The wings and rear half of body are spotted with a long, drooping tail. Females look similar to the males, but are smaller with smaller spurs. Chicks appear much like other guineafowl. Contact us for more details if you are interested.
R 5.000
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Johannesburg (Gauteng)
short legged sphynx kittens, boys and girls Both are black tabbys and are some of the cutest kittens we have seen! Uriah and Upton wont be available for long. Contact for more info on adopting one of these little guys. Taking reservations, they will be ready for their new homes. All of our kittens come with spay/neuter, microchip, current vaccines, health gaurentee, blanket and toy.
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