Kid-friendly Toy Poodle looking for a new home

Milo is looking for a new home. We are sad to let him go but we are relocating and cannot take him with us. He is a playful little dog, non-shed, hypoallergenic. He’s very playful with small dogs too and likes to play with small kids. Toy poodles are smart dog breeds and Milo is definitely a great one. He deserves a loving family who can keep him forever. Price is for all of Milo belongings, including a crate, travel basket, sleeping cushions, toys, plenty of vests/clothes, and all other items he has.

All vaccines clinical checks up-to-date, he’s also neutered and home trained.

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