3Four tricolour Shih Tzu Pups all Male ready to leave 8th July. Parents are our family pets and can be seen when viewing pups. Pups will be health checked, vaccinated and microchipped by vet before they leave.
£500Dennis
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2Lovely 2 male shitzu pups fluffy bundle off joy kc reg no papers as there mother and father are family pets brought up in a busy family house hold around children got there first and second injections and they are microchiped and vet checked healthy and playful partly house trained if ads still up there still available please genuine callers only
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22 years old shihtzu male called Oreo. Great pup. Unfortunately our other male dog and Oreo not getting along. Great with kids. Fully vaccinated and dewormed. Microchipped. No health issues. Antrim. Northern Ireland. If add here, pup is still available. Thank you.
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32 stunning male fullbreed Shih Tzu pup's. First vaccination and ready to go. Non shed.
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