Poppy is a female Shih Tzu 3 years old in Monaghan

Meet Poppy, a gorgeous 3-year-old female Shih Tzu dog looking for her new forever home.

✨ About Poppy

Fully house-trained.

Gentle, loving nature.

Reared in a family home with children.

Healthy and well cared for.

Comes from a great line – her mother is also here with us.

Poppy has grown up around 3 kids, so she’s used to a busy household and lots of attention. She would make the perfect companion for a loving family or someone who can give her the time and care she deserves.

If you think Poppy could be the right fit for your home, please get in touch for more details or to arrange a meet.

🐶💖 A kind and caring home is a must.

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