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Wheaten Pip's Boy
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About Wheaten Pip's Boy
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Get Along Little Doggies Kennels is located East of Norman, Oklahoma. I am a small home kennel. My babies live in my home with me, in my lap and on my bed.
This little boy weighed 3 ounces at birth, so HE IS SMALL. He projects to weigh 7.1 lbs as an adult. Very light possibly silver Salt & Pepper in color. His mother is Pip Squeak, she is Liver Tan Phantom in color and weighs 4 1/2 lbs and dad is white & silver parti in color and weighs 4 lbs.
His tail is docked and dewclawes are removed as well.
He can be registered with American Kennel Club Limited registry. Limited does not include breeding rights. Full rights are an additional charge.
His coat will be soft, fine and beautiful.
He is from a litter of 1 girl and 1 boy.
He comes with a 1 year genetic health guarantee which only covers hereditary traits. To activate the health guarantee you must take him to your vet within 7 days of picking him up to assure you that you have received a healthy puppy and he has no signs of any illness.
He has had his series of 3 vaccines.
Profits from the purchase of this puppy is donated to our local Food Pantry located at 604 E Broadway St, Lexington, Oklahoma. Circle the Wagon's Ministries, of which I run, and, we serve appropriately 300 families every month. This puppy will bless your home and our community as well.
Please text or call Linda Simpson at 405-835-9937 for more information.
Coat Colors:
Medium Brown
Cream
Gray
Coat Pattern:
Solid
Why I stand out
Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Health guarantee
Health guarantee
Registrable
Registrable
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Get Along Little Doggies Kennels
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