Maltese X puppies in Galway

We have 2 charming Maltese X puppies affectionately known as a 'Teddy Bear' puppies due to their adorable appearance, They are both male and full of life and ready to join their new families. Raised in our home by both their mum and dad ( who are both very intelligent and good- natured) the puppies are trusting and very friendly. Mother is a Bichon Frise x Miniature Schnauser and father is a Maltese x Shih Tzu.

They are vaccinated, wormed, and have passed all vet checks. They are full of mischief, playful and very well socialised and love children and anyone they meet. They are also used to other animals including our family cat. These puppies are exceptional due to their upbringing and appearance as they have soft, silky, long-haired coats that are non-shed and hypoallergenic.

The Maltese X is known for its friendly temperament, making it an ideal companion for families, singles, or the elderly. These dogs are typically affectionate, playful, and get along well with children, other animals Please enquire only if you can provide a safe and loving home for these delightful puppies.

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