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Mini Red cavapoo babies

Brecon
2 weeks
£1,900
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Adv. ID:uk_kyY0x2
Views:520
Favourites:14
Advert Type:For sale
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Litter details

Adv. Location:Talybont-on-Usk, Brecon
Viewable with Mother:
Ready to Leave:2024-12-27
Age:2 weeks, 6 days
Pets in litter:1 female / 3 male
Breed:Cavapoo

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KC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateNeuteredMicrochipped by collection date
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Description
Hi our pet Marley has just given birth to her second litter of puppies. She is the most friendliest loving and affectionate dog and is doing an amazing job at being a mum to these puppies too. She is a red cavalier King Charles spaniel and has passed all the health tests known in cavalier King Charles with test papers to prove. She is also flead and wormed on a regular basis too. The Dad is a red toy poodle who is also very friendly and he is also fully clear of all the known diseases in toy poodles listed below which means he is genetically healthy and will only pass the healthy genes to his offspring. We have all proof of health documents if you wish to see them also have his five generation pedigree document if you wish to see that too. Degenerative Myelopathy Gangliosidosis GM2 - CLEAR Neonatal encephalopathy with seizure - CLEAR Osteochondrodysplasia - CLEAR Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-CORD1/PRA-crd4) - CLEAR Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-PRCD) - CLEAR Von Willie brand Disease I VWF - CLEAR Cavapoo are fast becoming known as the most perfect dog on the planet. Similar to maltipoo puppies, they are round faced and utterly adorable. The cavapoo is also known as ‘ The forever puppy ‘ as they never lose their perfect puppy face. With big eyes, teddy bear face and cuddly stature, cavapoo puppies are real life teddy bears. A hybrid of the sweet natured cavalier King Charles spaniel and highly intelligent poodle, the cavapoo really is the perfect family dog. Also if you are allergic to dogs, you can still take home a cavapoo puppy as they are hypoallergenic, which means they are friendly to those with allergies. We have 4 puppies available; 1 Red boy with white stripe 1 Red boy with small white stripe (reserved) 1 red boy no markings 1 red girl As I am in part time work i will be putting a lot of effort in to caring and house training them, so when they do leave us I’m hoping they will be somewhat used to potty training. I am also weighing them everyday from birth to make sure they are healthy and maintain a steady daily growth. They will be used to everyday household noises such as hoover, washing machine, tumble dryer, tv etc. And will be handled everyday by myself and my children so will be used to all of that too. Each puppy will be vet checked, wormed every 2 weeks, flead, microchipped and will have had their first vaccinations if required. Each puppy will leave with a puppy pack from us which will include; Puppy food Puppy training pads Cuddly toy with siblings scent Blanket with mums scent We also have a WhatsApp group for all new and previous buyers which I can add you to once you have taken your little one home. You can share any photos/questions/queries etc with all new buyers if you would like to on the group. If you wish to have one of our puppies I am asking for a £200 non refundable deposit that will secure the puppy of your choice. Obviously if there are any health problems with your chosen puppy I am happy to refund the £200 deposit back. I will also keep you updated on your puppy with photos/videos etc. Please only serious good loving homes for each puppy and also someone/family who can provide them with the best care, love and attention that they need. Thankyou for looking.
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£1,900
Carla
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