IKC Registered Maltese puppy 7 months old in Laois - last boy left

The last Maltese boy, the only one from our breeding, ready for a new home. Registered with the IKC, vaccinated and dewormed.

He is very sociable and loves to play. Raised among children.

Parents come from Germany and Poland. We wanted to make sure that the parents are not related. The puppy has not had his hair cut. He has long, soft hair.

You can go to a dog show with him.

The puppy is doing very well going for walks. He is not afraid of cars passing by. His body structure and eye position will resemble his mother.

If you have any questions, write on WhatsApp. Sometimes I can't answer the phone, but I always reply to every message.

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