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aTender1's Puppies
Norway, Maine(approximate)MalteseUnclaimed
Maltepoo's are a hybrid cross between a Maltese and Poodle. People oriented and very happy babies. Maltepoos seem to be born with so much love for the human ...
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Breeding practices
26.4%
40% weight
Reviews of aTender1's Puppies (25)
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Ava Guite
Very short while texting I practically had to pry information out of her we were talking about sending a deposit and then randomly ghosted me don’t recommend unless you want to waist your own time
Suz W
I love my dog to pieces. It took us a long time to find a good breeder who really cared about the animals. I regularly recommend Atender1. I would absolutely go back. We drove several hours to get there and it was well worth it.
Marelyn Bulerin
She is an excellent breeder. She keeps you updated during the process From the birth until you pick your precious fur baby. I got my baby Ahsoka from her. #morkie
Bruce MacKay
Our puppy search coincided with Covid-days, so the waiting list was intimidating! More quickly than I’d imagined, our time arrived though. We’d decided on 2 pups from the same litter. 2 beautiful boys- cream colored w some apricot highlights. We couldn’t and can’t be happier. Our ‘boys’ are now over 3 years old, and A Tender 1 was an idyllic start for them- lovely people 😊
todd mcdonald
We love the puppy and the experience with aTender1's puppies. Would definitely buy there again.
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