10-month-old male Japanese Spitz puppy – Loving Family Pet

Loving 10-month-old male Japanese Spitz puppy looking for a new Home.

We are sadly looking for a new home for our 10-month-old male Japanese Spitz as we are relocating.

• Male, pristine white, fluffy, and well-maintained

• Very intelligent, healthy, full of energy & playful.

• Lovely, friendly, and great with kids – a perfect family pet

• Vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped.

• Originally bought from a licensed breeder.

• Low-maintenance breed despite their fluffy appearance

• A true companion dog who loves being an active part of the family

• Lovingly raised in our home alongside children, well-socialised, and very playful

We are looking for a responsible and loving home where he will be well cared for.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like to meet him.

Location: Cork

Looking forward to finding him a great home!

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