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3 yearsAge
£400Price
2kg KC Korean Doll Face Maltese Boy
Maltese1 month
Maltese3 years
£400
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Description
An outstanding, very handsome KC Registered Korean Doll Face Maltese male available for stud duties.
(His Kennel Club name is Tutu).
Inbreeding coefficient for TUTU (IMP CHN) is 0.0%
4 generations available of which 3 are complete
Breed average CoI 2.3%
This exquisite boy boasts the highly sought-after Korean doll face, a luxurious pure white coat, and an elegant, compact build, weighing approximately 2kg.
He combines exceptional breed type with a gentle, affectionate temperament, making him an excellent choice for discerning breeders looking to enhance quality, beauty, and refinement.
Highlights:
• KC Registered
• Fully DNA tested for complete peace of mind
• Experienced and proven at stud
• Approx. 2kg with an elegant, compact frame
• Outstanding temperament and true breed characteristics
Available exclusively to suitable bitches.
Please get in touch to discuss availability.
2 matings , 48 hrs apart (ideally day 11 and 13).
If no pregnancy detected (proof needs to be provided ) free mating next season.
Serious enquiries are warmly welcomed.
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Litter details
LocationBracknell, Berkshire
BreedMaltese
Age3 years, 10 months
Health & Docs
Worm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetVaccinations up to dateKC registered by collectionMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Affectionate and eager to please
Bright and playful, enjoying involvement in activities
Maltese are excellent companions due to their agreeable nature
They get along well with people and other pets
Cons
Requires extensive grooming
Some Maltese may be picky eaters
Susceptible to knee issues
Can develop a barking habit if not trained early