Pedigree Miniature male Biewer Yorkshire Terrier puppy in Donegal

Pedigree Miniature male Biewer Yorkshire Terrier puppy for sale. Pedro is stunning, with baby doll face, healthy, have thick and shiny hair, hypoallergenic,100% non shed. He has a fantastic bloodline from both mother and father. Mum is 100% Biewer Yorkshire Terrier and excellent example of the breed. Dad is a very stunning 100% Biewer Yorkshire Terrier, has a fantastic pedigree with many Grand Champions and Champions in his pedigree. On the pick-up day the puppy will be vet checked with vet book, vaccinated, wormed every 2 weeks, flea treated and microchipped. The puppy is being raised in a busy family home with older children and other pets. There is plenty of attention been given to this puppy to give him the very best start to life. Please feel free to email me if you have any questions.

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