Playful Blonde Maltipoo pup in Redcar

£1,795

Honeybee Puppies 

Posting for 5+ months

Redcar

£1,795

Ad ID: 39475916

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Description:

This gorgeous pup is a beautiful example of the breed, with a playful nature and beautiful temperament.

He has such a cheeky personality and is a fast learner, so as a new owner you will have little trouble with teaching him basic commands, even at a young age!
He is VERY food motivated which is great for training time.

He was born 20th January from a tiny Maltipoo Mum and a tiny Toy Poodle dad KC registered. He is called Rupert after his Dad, but this name can be changed as they get used to new ones easily as pups.

He is well socialised and has been brought up in a household with children and cats, plus comes to my salon whilst I'm working so is used to loud sounds such as hairdryers, vacuums, screaming children, and fireworks (played on Google speaker) from 3 weeks old to start to desensitise them for the future.
He has also had lots of experience of different floor textures which is important from an early age.

Please contact your local vet to find out whether they give the L2 or L4 vaccine, so that I can ensure that it is compatible with the first vaccine here. (If not you will have to restart the first vaccine again at your own vets, meaning it will be longer before you can walk your pup!

They will come with a follow on care package including food, blanket and toy with Mums scent and will of course be microchipped, wormed, flea'd and you will be able to get 4 weeks free pet insurance from Pet Plan when you go through Identichip's website when changing your pups details over.

We are in Marske by the Sea and would welcome you to come and see the pup with his Mum and our family to see if they are a good fit for you and visa versa.

Any questions- feel free to ask