Miniature purebred Russian Toy Terrier for love

For sale is a delightful female sable purebred Russian Toy Terrier long haired puppy located in Dublin. This breed is a rare in Ireland they are belong to the group of decorative dogs whit weight up to 3 kg only.

This breed is known for its lively and active temperament, making them excellent companions for those who enjoy an active lifestyle and they ready to go to any trip whit his owner. Their affectionate nature and loyalty make them excellent lap dogs, always eager to be close to their human companions.

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

Father: GRANDE MISTERIO WEST COAST WIND

Mother: INTRIGA MAZOJI SVAJA

The Russian Toy Terrier is a small and elegant breed, often praised for its intelligence and affectionate nature towards its family. This puppy is vaccinated, wormed, eats dry food and goes to the training diaper. IKC registration pending. She is healthy and ready to join her new home.

Not suitable for family with small children.

If you are looking for a sprightly and loving addition to your family, this little female is sure to bring joy and companionship to your life.

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