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Ready to leave- Tiny KC reg pure black Toy Poodles

Kelso
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Ā£995
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Adv. ID:tl-fF7CuE
Views:1029
Favourites:16
Advert Type:For sale
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Litter details

Adv. Location:Roxburgh, Kelso
Pets in litter:3 male / 2 female
Age:9 weeks
Ready to Leave:2024-11-14
Viewable with Mother:

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collectionNeutered
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šŸ¾only 2 boys looking for their forever homešŸ¾ ā­ļøAll pups have now had their first vaccination and had a vet check, all absolutely perfect with no issues at allā­ļø Our beautiful girl, Coco has had a litter of 5 adorable, tiny, pure black Toy poodles. Mum has done a fantastic job and puppies are thriving ā­ļø Coco is our family pet, she is a chocolate brown KC reg Toy Poodle standing at 10 inches tall. She is adorable. Coco has done an amazing job and is such a caring mum. Mum is: ā­ļøKC reg ā­ļøPRA clear Dad is a stud dog. He is a pure red KC reg Toy poodle, absolutely tiny at only 9.5 inches tall, a lovely boy with a great temperament and character. Dad is: ā­ļøKC reg ā­ļøPRA clear šŸ¶As parents are both PRA clear this means pups will be hereditary clear of PRAšŸ¶ We have 5 beautiful pups available, all pure black with no white markings. Both boys and girls available. Pups are in the lounge with us and absolutely thriving, they are loving their food and enjoying lots of cuddles and playtime. They will be leaving used to everyday noises like the hoover and loud TV and will be used to being handled a lot, especially by the children šŸ™‚. Pups will be going to their forever homes: šŸ¾KC registered šŸ¾microchipped šŸ¾vet check šŸ¾first vaccination šŸ¾worm and flea treatment up to date šŸ¾blanket with mum and siblings scent šŸ¾small bag of food Welcome anytime to come see the pups or FaceTime if easier. Anymore questions please ask.
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Be responsible, do your research!

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Puppies must be viewed with their mother in the seller's home!

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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Health check & paperwork

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Vaccinations

Vaccinations

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Worms and flea treatments

Worms and flea treatments

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Pet Payment & contract

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Karl B.
Kelso
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