Miniature Morkie puppies in Carlow

Two Morkie pups available in Carlow: a male black/white and a male black. They were born 19/08/2026, so they are puppies and weigh around 1000–1200 g at seven weeks, showing their very small size. They are very friendly, have been wormed and treated for fleas at 2/4/6 weeks, and have been checked by our local vet while receiving their vaccinations. Both parents are family pets (dad is Maltese, mum is Morkie) and the pups will be kept as indoor dogs.

Morkies are typically affectionate and enjoy close family company, often suiting homes where they get regular attention and gentle handling. If you’re interested or would like to arrange a viewing, please get in touch. 5 star homes only

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