Toy Maltipoo puppies in Longford

We are proud to introduce our beautiful litter of Maltipoo puppies which are now available for loving and dedicated homes. We have both boys and girls available, all of which have lovely playful and affectionate temperaments.

Mum is our Maltese and dad is our toy Poodle, both parents have gentle and loving temperaments. Both parents are fit and healthy and have regular health checkups with our vet. The puppies are of stunning quality as can be seen from the photos and have beautiful coats.

They have been raised around our children and other dogs so they are well accustomed to daily activities. I have commenced toilet and sleep training with the puppies whereby they follow a routine in order to help them gain independence for transitioning to their new homes. As the Maltipoo is a toy breed we have ensured they are of a good age, size and weight to go to their new homes where they can continue to thrive. 

The puppies are confident and have shown great progression and interest with their training and I see this to be of great benefit for when they are settling into their new homes. The puppies are now fully weaned from mum and are eating solid food (Royal Canin puppy mini).

The Maltipoo as a breed are a gentle and kind tempered house dog which remain small, they are a suitable family pet and due to their gentle nature they tend to be a great companion for people with additional needs and children of all ages. They are non-shed and they are also hypoallergenic. 

The puppies have been health checked by our vet, received their first vaccination, regularly wormed and de flea as per veterinary schedule are microchipped and registered with FIDO.

Documentation is available for each new owner in respect of their puppy and time can be spent with new potential owners at a viewing discussing the puppies routines and care required.

We have a social media presence 'Heather View Kennels' should you wish to learn more about us, we have great experience in assisting prospective owners learn more about puppies which may be suitable to their needs and lifestyle, which is also very important for the puppy alike.

Please contact us via phone - +353894313696

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