Poochon puppy

Introducing a delightful Female Apricot Poochon puppy available for sale in Galway. Born just two months ago, this charming little one is ready to become a cherished member of your family. She has been both vaccinated and wormed, ensuring she is healthy and ready for her forever home.

The Poochon is a popular crossbreed, combining the best traits of the Poodle and Bichon Frise. Known for their friendly temperament, Poochons are excellent companions, especially in family environments. Their intelligence makes them relatively easy to train, while their hypoallergenic coats are a bonus for those prone to allergies. With her warm apricot hue, this puppy is not only a joy to look at but also a wonderful friend to have by your side.

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5. Make sure the puppy is 8 weeks before taking ownership of the dog (closer to 10-12 weeks is even better).
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