Meet Diamond and Star, an inseparable duo of sweet sisters, approximately 8 and 11 pounds. These active, loving little girls have been best buddies since birth and are looking for a forever home where they can continue to share their lives. They are known for their playful nature, entertaining each other with ease, and are ready to offer double the love to their new family. They are already crate and house trained, making their transition into your home smooth and easy.
As Maltipoos, Diamond and Star likely inherit the best traits from both the Maltese and Poodle breeds. Maltipoos are known for being affectionate, intelligent, and lively companions. They typically have a gentle disposition and enjoy being close to their human family. Their intelligence makes them eager to learn, and their playful spirit ensures there's never a dull moment. They are generally good with respectful children and other pets, making them adaptable to various home environments.
Diamond and Star are a bonded pair, meaning they must be adopted together. They would thrive in a home that can provide consistent attention and affection. Their moderate energy levels mean they'll enjoy daily walks and playtime, but are equally happy to snuggle up on the couch. Their minimal shedding coats will require moderate grooming, including regular brushing to prevent mats. If you're ready for twice the love and companionship, these two sisters are waiting to fill your home with joy.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$300.00
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