Beautiful Teddy Pomeranian puppies in Monaghan

Two adorable Pomeranian puppies for sale Come from a caring loving home. Brought up with children and other dogs. Located in Castleblaney, we have a male cream puppy and a female light grey/brown puppy (Lilac/Isabella). Both puppies are affectionate, vaccinated, and wormed, ready to join their new families.

Mum is in photos with her puppies

Dad is the last photo

Pomeranians are known for their lively and playful nature, making them excellent companions. They are small but confident dogs, often displaying a big personality despite their size. With their thick double coat, they both enjoy grooming time to maintain their beautiful appearance. These puppies will thrive in a loving home where they can receive plenty of attention and socialisation.

Dad is IKC registered and can be seen in last photo

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