Yorkshire Terrier

We have a delightful female Yorkshire Terrier puppy available for sale in Thurles. At just under two years old, she is friendly and well-socialised, making her an ideal companion for families or individuals alike. This breed is known for its lively personality and affectionate nature, often forming strong bonds with their owners.

Yorkshire Terriers are small yet spirited dogs that thrive on companionship and playtime. Their long, silky coats require regular grooming, but their charming disposition and intelligence make them a joy to train. This puppy is vaccinated and wormed, ready to find her forever home where she can bring love and joy.

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