2 Miniature Irish Doodle puppies in Tipperary

Miniature Irish Doodle puppies.

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Exciting litter of miniature Irish Doodle puppies. Father is a red miniature Poodle and the mother is a purebred Red Setter who is a much loved family pet and she has the most affectionate personality. Both parents are family pets who love children and been out at shows and days out. This is their first litter and the puppies are used to playing and grooming. They have a Miniature Poodle father rather than a Standard Poodle.

Miniature Irish Doodles are typically between 12 and 25 inches tall and weigh between 25 and 40 pounds but we cannot say exactly what gene the puppies carry as some could end up bigger than what we planned to breed but looking at these they are small so we would expect them to be of smaller size.

Irish Doodles have a very loyal and affectionate personality. This mixed breed also aims to please their owners and is very intelligent, which can make them easier to train than other breeds. An Irish Poo Setters' traits makes them a wonderful addition to any household, including families with children. These puppies have been raised between our house and an outside run. We have given them an excellent upbringing and socialisation with kids and they love being around people.

These puppies have had their first vaccination done in the vets and microchips all certified. They have been wormed every ten days and are eating and drinking well on their own.

I'd also like for each puppy to be changed to new owners as they leave to ensure we know each puppy gets the best home. So I would ask for new owners to bring proof of address and also have a name in mind. These are puppies raised in the family home and are much loved already.

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