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12 Sept 2025
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12 Sept 2025
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Ruby - Tipperary
Ruby is an absolute gem. She is a stunning Cavalier King Charles with a beautiful ruby red coat, and at 4 years of age, she has got quite the personality.
From being a pro-licker, a champion sock-stealer, to a talented snoring queen – both awake and asleep. She has an adorable special skill of touching her nose with her tongue and shes full of charm and mischief. Ruby is very adventurous and loves venturing off to different locations in Tipperary.
She loves meeting other dogs and is so gentle and friendly to everyone she meets. Ruby can be so funny, especially when it comes to certain walks, as she has her own set of rules. She is all in for that one stroll down our own country road, but any additional ones and she puts on the brakes and plants herself in the middle of the road.
Ruby has her own way of doing things. When she is set on something, she is as stubborn as they come but its all part of her unique charm and personality. Ruby is incredibly gentle, friendly and simply the best!
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