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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Jethro - Armagh Nose
Jethro has the absolute best nose for boops! He is a Great Dane, recently turned two years old and is deaf. He relies on that nose, his sister Elphaba and his human family a lot!
Jethro is the most adorable soul. Full of love for everyone and everything. He is sweet, gentle and will lick you to death! He doesn’t let his disability hold him back. At home he is the head gardener, head chef, head mechanic, head housekeeper… The list goes on! He just loves to be involved in everything that’s going on – lending a ‘helping hand’!
Jethro is the biggest softie. A total lapdog…he loves nothing more than reversing himself onto your knee to get nursed! He deserves to win the Nose of Tralee because, well, how could you not love him?!
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