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$2500
Prada TINY TEACUP SIZE
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They just turned 6 weeks old, They will be ready for new homes at 9 weeks old if they weigh over a lb if they are too tiny they should stay until 10-12 weeks old. Mom is 4 # shorthair dad is 5.5 lbs longhair. Beautiful pair
This female has a beautiful color and even sweeter personality, she is fiesty and doesn’t seem to know how tiny she is. She will be small as a adult as she is one of the smallest
Expected weight as adult 3-5 lbs. past litters this size have been between 3-4 lbs.
The price $2,500 each female pet only
Health guarantee and vaccine if weigh and size is enough and deworming up to date. Free 30 day puppy insurance included with each puppy.
Price is pet only so doesn’t include AKC rights at this price.
Deposit required to reserve $500 goes towards purchase price.
Coat Colors:
Red
Medium Brown
White
Coat Pattern:
Tricolor
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Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Champion blood
Champion blood
Health guarantee
Health guarantee
Health certificate
Health certificate
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PNW tcups
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