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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Clover - Armagh
Clover, our beautiful 2 year old golden cocker spaniel with velvet-touch ears, would make the perfect Nose of Tralee. She brings joy to our lives with her shy yet loving personality and makes us laugh every day. As a puppy, Clover was very timid, especially around other dogs, but over the past year, she has blossomed with confidence.
Recently, she earned her bronze certificate in scent detection and is now aiming for silver. Always up for an adventure and a swim, Clover is ready for any exciting challenge and we are incredibly proud of how far she has come. When she isn't sniffing out hidden treats, Clovers favourite things to do are to lounge in the sun and chase bubbles.
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