Rare Daschund x Maltese/Yorkshire Terrier puppies

These adorable bundles of fun will be ready to go to their new homes on Friday at 8 weeks old. These rare puppies are a stunning combination of Daschund x Maltese.

Mam is an adorable Maltese/ Yorkshire Terrier and she is the most gentle loving dog. Dad is a stunning long haired black and tan Daschund, he is full of fun and adores children. Both are adored family pets and wil be here to greet you on arrival. I have both male and female puppies available. These puppies have been reared inside a busy family home with utmost love and care. They are the most adorable bundles of fun, well used to children and well adapted to household noises. All puppies are microchipped, registered with Fido, have had their 1st vaccination along with a full health check from my vet. They have been wormed regularly since 2 weeks old. If you would like to offer one of these puppies a loving home contact 0862630260 thank you.

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