Maltipoo puppies F1 grade (very small)

We have adorable Maltipoo puppies available, both male and female, with beautiful apricot/cinnamon/red coats. These tiny puppies are over two months old and ready to find their forever homes.

The Maltipoo is a cross between a purebred red Poodle (mother) and a purebred Maltese (father), making them F1-grade puppies. They have been raised in a loving family home, are very social and friendly, and have already started potty training.

Maltipoos are known for their affectionate nature and are excellent companions for families and individuals.

These puppies have been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring they are healthy. One is already on hold, so act quickly if interested. They are ready to join your family this week.

Calls and texts are preferred for more information or to arrange a visit.

We can also provide videos via WhatsApp.

Currently located in Galway.

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