Gorgeous Red/Apricot female Maltipoo puppy

I have a beautiful female Maltipoo puppy for sale. Puppy was wormed at 2/4/6/8 weeks and has had first 7 in 1 vacination (not just parvo). Puppy is used to the crate and does not soil at night. Has learned so quickly. Puppy has been reared inside in our house all the time and so is used to all the noises and puppy just wants to join in in everything.

The puppy is a Red/Apricot colour with some white markings on chest, face, feet and tail. The photos don't do justice. Mum is a purebred teacup Poodle and Dad is a purebred Maltese so this puppy will be very small. This puppy is very active and curious and I know it will bring love and happiness to it's new owners.

As both mum and dad are non shed breeds the puppy will also be non shed.

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