Playful, affectionate Maltese x Bichon Frise puppies (Maltichon)

Three delightful Maltese x Bichon Frise puppies know as Maltichons are available in County Galway, ready to find their forever homes. Mom is a purebred Maltese and Dad is a purebred Bichon Frise, both family pets. Born in early October, these charming pups are just under three months old and are already showcasing their affectionate nature. With two male and one female, all with white coats. They are both vaccinated and wormed, and vet checked ensuring they start their lives in the best health possible.

They have been reared in the home. Sleep in an enclosed area at night and are paper toilet trained. They have been fed with Burns vet food from weaning. Maltese Cross breeds are renowned for their gentle and loving temperament, making them ideal companions for families and individuals alike. They typically exhibit a friendly and sociable nature, thriving in environments where they can receive ample love and attention. These puppies are perfect for those looking for a devoted and playful pet, ready to bring joy and companionship into your home.

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