Male Yorkshire Terrier puppy. Not a crossbreed. Mother and father can be seen

We are thrilled to introduce our delightful Yorkshire Terrier puppy, a charming male with a striking black and tan coat, currently seeking his forever home. Born on the 25th of January, this little chap is just 3 months old and is already showing signs of a friendly and engaging temperament, promising to be a wonderful companion. Located in the beautiful town of Ballina, he is at the perfect age to start bonding with his new family.

Health and well-being are our top priorities, and we are pleased to report that he has been fully vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he gets off to the best possible start in his new home. Yorkshire Terriers are known for their loyalty and affectionate nature, making them ideal pets for families or individuals looking for a small but spirited friend.

Don't miss the opportunity to welcome this adorable puppy into your life; he's ready to fill your days with joy and companionship.

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