Lovely female Poochon puppy 🐶 ❤️ in Dublin

We are pleased to offer a delightful female Poochon puppy named Pixie, aged just 5 months. This charming apricot-coloured puppy is based in Killiney, Dublin and is ready to find her new home. Poochons, a crossbreed of Poodles and Bichon Frises, are known for their friendly and active temperament, making them excellent companions for families and individuals alike.

Pixie has been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is healthy and well-prepared for her brand new environment. Poochons typically exhibit intelligence and trainability, alongside a playful nature that keeps them engaged and happy. With their affectionate disposition and moderate exercise needs, they can adapt well to various living situations. If you are looking for a loving and energetic addition to your household, this Poochon puppy could be the perfect choice for you.

Includes outdoor kennel.

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