Morkie puppies in Cork

I have a beautiful litter of Morkie puppies available for sale, located in Coachford, Cork. These puppies, born on 12th April 2025, are currently just under two months old and will be ready to find their forever homes at 8 weeks old.

There is a variety of colours including a male Black/Tan, a female Black/White, a male Brown/White, and a male Fawn. Each puppy has been wormed and had parvo virus shorts. I have the mother and father who are great pets. They can all be seen together. They have a very friendly temperament and are very living and loyal making them perfect companions for families or individuals alike.

Morkies, a cross between the Maltese and Yorkshire Terrier, typically exhibit a playful and affectionate nature. They are known for their intelligence and adaptability, making training a rewarding experience. With their small size and low-shedding coat, Morkies are also a great choice for those living in apartments or with allergies.

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