Luxury Teddy Bear Pomeranian boy in Tipperary – Tiny, fluffy & Full of Love 🧸

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Meet our exclusive tiny teddy bear Pomeranian boy, a real-life plush toy with an irresistibly sweet face and thick, fluffy coat.

At just 3 months old, he already shows the perfect teddy type — short muzzle, compact body, and the most charming baby expression.

Raised lovingly in our home, he’s healthy, playful, confident and incredibly affectionate.

He adores cuddles, follows people everywhere and enjoys being pampered — truly a little prince with a big heart. 💕

Fully vet checked, vaccinated, dewormed and ready for his forever home.

Perfect for someone who values beauty, personality and quality in one tiny bundle of joy.

📍 Based in Ireland 🇮🇪 | 📩 Videos & more info available on request.



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