Black and White female Shih Tzu puppy 14 months old in Wicklow

Beautiful 14 month old gentle female Shih Tzu puppy for sale, due to no fault of her own. Circumstances have changed and we are forced to sell her. Looking for a 5 star indoor home only. Would love if she went with children ❤️ as she loves them. Her father and mother were Italian imports. She's so beautiful 😍, very calm but also loves to play and sit on your lap. Pictures do not do her justice ❤️. This is a very sad sale for us. Please no time wasters. Call or WhatsApp me at any stage to know any more information, 0868681394

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