IKC Registered (pending) Miniature Schnauzers in Limerick

Superb little Miniature Schnauzer puppies almost ready to go to their new homes.

Their IKC registration is imminent and will be active within a couple of days once processed by IKC.

Excellent example of the breed with serious show potential.

Their mum is our beloved family dog (IKC registered black miniature schnauzer from champion bloodline) and puppies were born in our home where they remain until they depart.

Dad is a UK KC registered handsome pepper and salt.

Puppies are black or pepper and salt.

They are partially toilet trained and doing really well with frequent trips outside to do business.

Eating and drinking and playing independently.

Well handled and happily brushed and checked.

Confident and affectionate puppies, really lovable and crazy for human affection.

The breed is notorious for loving human companionship. Very intelligent and quick to learn. Energetic but also quite happy to be couch potatoes.

Very adaptable breed.

They love play time.

With being raised in the hussle and bustle of the family kitchen they are already used to day time routine and lights out at night time and noises of a normal household (hoover etc).

Ready to go from 8th November 2024.

Fully wormed, microchipped, BVA eye screened and cleared with a certified canine ophthalmologist, first vaccinations received, health checked and will go home with a starter pack including food, folder with all paperwork and toys and blanket smelling of mum and siblings.

We would welcome you to come and visit the puppies but please understand that security is paramount for my dogs and my family.

My puppies will be placed on a limited register which means they cannot be used for breeding without me lifting the restriction.

They are household pets first and foremost with show potential.

These puppies have had the best of everything put in to them and will not be homed with anyone that I don’t fully gel with and who I know will be as good a home as they come from.

Please only make contact with me if you can offer a 5* forever home.

If all of this sounds good, we would love to hear from you.

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