Charming purebred female Russian Toy Long Haired puppy

Charming female Russian Toy Terrier long haired puppy, 4 months old available in Dublin. This breed is very rare in Ireland and belongs to the group of decorative dogs weighing up to 3 kg. They have very expressive eyes and large stand-up ears.

Toy Terrier is elegant, intelligent, gentle and graceful small dog ideal for apartment living and it is easy to travel with a miniature dog to put it in a pet carrier.

This dog is people-oriented and is excellent companion!

Not suitable for dog show and family with small children.

Parents are healthy and perfect blood line from Champions family and both registered in IKC:

Sir: GRANDE MISTERIO WEST COAST WIND

Dam: INTRIGA MAZOJI SVAJA

This puppy comes with:

• ~ health check by Vet
• ~ microchipped
• ~ 2 vaccinations
• ~ wormed
• ~ IKC registration pending

If you are looking for the best friend, this little female is sure to bring joy and companionship to your life!

Contact please: 085 1613636

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