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Choco Yorkshire terrier

£400

CV2

Advert ID: lpn000013023Expired
Photo 1 of 1: Choco Yorkshire terrier

Choco Yorkshire terrier

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Photo 1 of 1: Choco Yorkshire terrier

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Advert type
Stud
Type of pet
Dogs
Breed
Yorkshire Terrier
Sex
Male

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Description

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Our handsom pure Choco Yorkshire Terrier is available for stud duties. Imported from Europe of Champion lineage. His weight is 2.6kg. Health tested. Correct bite and good body build. Beautiful long silky non shedding coat. He has a very gentle, lovelable nature and friendly behaviour. Bitches must weight at least 2.5kg. Vaccination, deworming and flea treatment must be up to date. Health testing of your bitch is highly recomended. If you want to breed our Esco with Choco, Biro and Biewer Yorkshire Terrier the cost will be £450. If you want mating with another Yorkshire Terrier the price remain at £400. Two meetings are included in the price

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