Male Coton Du Tuluer x Maltese/ Bewier Terrier puppy in Kerry

Last of a Litter of 5 absolutely fantastic breed of puppies. Their Mom Penny is our Coton Du Tuluer breed which are very hard to come by. Know for their hypoallergenic hair and super temperament for all kids and families. Dad Benjii is our Maltese x Bewier Terrier which is also a hard breed to come by and are also a super house dog. You are getting a very unique breed of puppy that will give you nothing but cuddles and love. This puppy will only go to a home that can give Sky a loving forever home that he will be a house dog. A family that have time to welcome him. More photos and video on request to genuine people. Be prepared to answer a few questions on my behalf of the puppy to see if you are suited. Sky has beautiful markings and also has a blue eye which is rare. Vaccinated, worm dosed and health checked by our local Vet.

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