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Other Breed Under 8 Weeks Small Dog For Sale
Nickname:Kissie
Breed:Other Breed
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Price: $2,899.00
Meet Merle
Greetings! My name is Kissie and I am ready to find my fur-ever home. As you can tell my photos, I'm an adorable baby that specialize in snuggle time. The home I am at now is very nice, but I know that the real fun will start once I arrive at your place. The sooner I can get to you, the better! I will be vet checked and up to date on my puppy vaccinations, so hurry up and make plans to get me to you. Don't leave a puppy like me behind!
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