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Other Breed Small More than 16 Weeks Dog For Sale
Nickname:Kristoff
Breed:Other Breed
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Price: $4,499.00
Meet Merle
Meet Kristoff! This gorgeous boy is ready to make you his new best friend. Kristoff is full of energy and spunk, and can't wait to come home to you for belly rubs. He's always ready to play and hopes you are too! He will be up to date on his vaccinations and pre-spoiled before coming to his new home. Make Kristoff part of your family today; you'll be glad you did!
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