Japanese Spitz female

Introducing an absolutely stunning Japanese Spitz puppy, a female with a pristine white coat, located in Limerick. This affectionate little girl has been lovingly raised in our own home alongside children, ensuring she is well-socialised and comfortable in a family environment. Both her mum and dad are our cherished family pets and can be seen upon request.

The Japanese Spitz is known for its friendly and intelligent nature, making it an excellent companion for families and individuals alike. They are typically very affectionate, often forming strong bonds with their owners, and are known for their playful and lively disposition. This breed is also praised for its beautiful, fluffy coat and their ability to adapt well to various living situations.

Our puppy is both vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is in the best of health and ready to join her new family. If you're looking for a devoted and charming addition to your household, this Japanese Spitz puppy could be the perfect match for you.

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