Pekingese puppies DWKC Registered Pink Carrier Available

I have 2 Pekingese puppies available out of my litter of 5.

Mom was bred by ourself, we also have mom's mom and dad living here with us too.

These puppies are very affectionate, gentle, playful and loving.

This was Jojo's first litter and she's been the most amazing mommy to them. We will be sad to see them leave but happy they will be finding there forever homes.

Puppies will come vaccinated with dhpp, wormed, microchipped and registered with DWKC.

Grandad to these puppies is our pink Pekingese Bobby. He's a very healthy boy with no issues whatsoever. We've had them tested for the pink gene and results are 2 of the girls carry pink.

I will be keeping 1 girl myself, so available

• 1 boy €2000
• 1 girl €2500

Any more information needed please don't hesitate to contact me on

0894032777 Michelle.

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