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Champagne F1 Maltipoo puppies DNA/PRA Tested

Addlestone
2 days
Ā£1,350
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Adv. ID:0S_gKMrsR
Views:2543
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Advert Type:For sale
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Litter details

Adv. Location:Addlestone
Breed:Maltipoo
Pets in litter:1 male / 2 female
Age:9 weeks, 3 days
Ready to Leave:2024-11-11
Viewable with Mother:

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateNeuteredVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection
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** Puppies are now pad trained!** Please leave a detailed description about you/ your lifestyle & work commitments before asking to view! šŸŒŸ Puppies have now received Full clear health Check Microchip and Vaccine! passed with flying colours šŸŒˆ Champagne Boy - Available - Ivory/Champagne girl -Available We are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of our Toy Maltipoo Teddybears! Puppies will be available around 11th November šŸ¶ Mum Fifi is our very loved family pet who is a small Korean Health clear XS Maltese Very Loving Sweet & Gentle & our Family pet With a Fantastic Temperament And Amazing with Children and weighs on average 3kg *puppies will not grow any larger than mum or dad šŸ©Our Carefully Chosen SiršŸ© Pet name Ted is a perfect english gentleman KC Registered PRA Clear DNA Tested Fully Health Checked Tiny Toy Poodle Stud Who is Extremely intelligent Clever & Loving With Many 5th Generation pedigree with many Champions in his Bloodline (a copy of papers will be given out on collection) Ted Has been Fully health tested and clear of all genetic disorders including: šŸ§¬EPATELLA LUXATION šŸ§¬LOCUS INTENSITY šŸ§¬VWD TYPE 1 šŸ§¬RCD4 šŸ§¬PRCD šŸ§¬DM šŸ§¬NE šŸ§¬ā€“ Progressive Retinal Atrophy šŸ§¬(rcd4-PRA) / LOPRA) šŸ§¬ā€“ Progressive Retinal Atrophy (prcd-PRA) šŸ§¬ā€“ Neonatal Encephalopathy šŸ§¬ā€“ Von Willebrand Disease I (vWD1) šŸ§¬- Degenerative Myelopathy (EXON 2) āœ…Raised in our 5 star Family home with me, my husband and 4 children, so used to be handled and raised with children šŸŒŸ āœ…Raised with toddlers to teenagers and will make perfect family pets āœ…will be well socialised and used to all household noises such as Televisions, Radio, Children, Vacuum cleaner, Our puppies are also Hypoallergenic so allergy are great for allergy sufferers! Puppies are eating and drinking independently from there feeding bowls food we have used for weaning is Royal canin (medium) puppy Maltipoo Labelled as Teddybear šŸ§øPuppies known for never Losing their Puppy Face even in Adulthood. Maltipoo have a lifespan of 12-15 years. Maltipoo are very Gentle,Sweet & Calm Yet Playful also Popular among with Children & the elderly Maltipoo are a perfect First Family Pet. Maltipooā€™s Gentle yet Funny Temperament Commonly used as Therapy Dogs by doctors, Nurses, in Hospitals & Schools *Puppies will be ready to leave at 8 weeks of age and will come flea treated, wormed with drontal at 2,4,6,8 weeks 1st vaccinations, Microchipped, Full Veterinary Health check, including Eye, Teeth, Heart and ear check. Puppy pack will include: ā€¢Health, Vaccination and microchip documents ā€¢Favourite Toy ā€¢Puppy pads ā€¢Treats (Royal Canin Educ) ā€¢Mum and sibling Scented Blanket ā€¢Puppy food ā€¢favorite toy ā€¢4 weeks insurance To Reserve our puppies we would like to get to know you and your reasons for taking interest to our Puppies ā€¢Puppies will only go to what WE think are the best loving Caring homes who are responsible enough to own a Dog we have Rights to Refuse Sale if we Think your Reasons doesnā€™t meet our Expectations!! Families will be vetted! *Both mum and dad have lovely temperaments and are absolutely beautiful. *Once you have reserved your puppy we will send regular updates and pictures as the grow until they are ready for their new adventure with you! šŸ“ø šŸŒŸ5 star Loving Family homes is absolute priority to us! so when enquiring please tell me a little about yourself, Work circumstances, daily routine/lifestyle and the Type of home you can offer our babies! No expenses will be spared in raising our puppies *Please contact me via- text/email/phone for any further question. also please leave a contact number for us to speak with you before asking to visit *Puppies can be viewed with Mum of course and you can see what a beautiful temperament she has, and has been an amazing Mum giving them the best start, they are now eating independently and using toilet training pads! **If you decide to come and visit please do not arrange to visit other puppies right before you come to see ours as I will not be able to see you, germs can carry with you (sorry I need to protect my babies)!! **we do not welcome daytrippers, puppy petters! and only accept SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY! I very much look forward to hearing from you :)
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Puppies must be viewed with their mother in the seller's home!

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Puppies must be 8 weeks when collected

Puppies must be 8 weeks when collected

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Microchips are a legal requirement

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Health tests

Health tests

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Worms and flea treatments

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