Bowie is a male Maltipoo puppy 8 months old in Dublin

Meet Bowie, a delightful male Apricot Maltipoo puppy, 8 months old, located in Dublin. Due to unfortunate circumstances, I am seeking a new loving home for him. Bowie is a charming little companion, known for his affectionate nature and sociable temperament. He is great with children and other dogs, making him an ideal addition to any family.

Bowie is crate trained, wormed, and fully vaccinated, ensuring he is ready for his new home. He has a playful curiosity and enjoys a good run around, but he also loves to cuddle up for a snooze. It truly breaks my heart to let him go, but I believe he will bring joy and companionship to someone who may need it, especially those who struggle with anxiety.

If you have any questions or would like to meet Bowie, please don’t hesitate to ask. Serious inquiries only, please.

Hypoallergenic and doesn't shed.

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