IKC Registered male Maltese puppy 9 months old in Laois

This is the last purebred Maltese to leave our kennel. He is IKC registered, vaccinated and dewormed.

He is beautiful and intelligent.

He is very sociable and loves to play. He was raised around children.

It would be wonderful if the new owner already had a dog. He loves to play.

The parents are from Germany and Poland. We wanted to make sure the parents were not related, so they came from two different countries. The puppy has not been trimmed. He has long, soft fur.

The puppy is great on walks and is not afraid of passing cars. His build and eye position will resemble his mother. (Korean line)

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