Chihuahua x Russian Toy Terrier puppies for sale

We have three charming puppies available for sale in Athy, Co. Kildare.

These little ones, born just a couple of months ago, are lively and full of energy. They come in three delightful colour variations: two male puppies with brown and tan long coats, and one male puppy with a striking black and tan long coat. All our puppies have been vaccinated and wormed to ensure they are healthy and ready for their new homes. These puppies are sure to bring joy and excitement to any household.

Mum is a Chihuahua (purebred, non-registered) and Dad is a Russian Toy Terrier (IKC registered). The Chihuahua is known for its small size, loyalty, and spirited personality, while the Russian Toy Terrier is recognised for its elegance, agility, and affectionate nature. This crossbreed combines the best of both breeds, resulting in puppies that are not only adorable but also active and intelligent companions.

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