The Weeranian is a very sweet natured breed. It is playful and easy to train. Some tend to communicate with barking when they want something but are generally quiet. It is loyal and will never be very far away from a family member. It will do well in a quiet house or a house with lots of bustle. Most won’t require large amounts of exercise.
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Jasmine is my three month old weeranian puppy. She is very tiny and sweet. She loves to play and chew on things and she has tons of energy. Very sweet puppy and loves attention.
Age :
13 weeks
Name:
Teddy
Color:
white/blonde
Description:
Teddy is a 13 week old Weeranian puppy...he is 10lbs right now, and is very active! He learns things very quickly, but loves chewing things
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Name:
Color:
Description:
Age :
3 months
Name:
lola-belle
Color:
cream
Description:
creamy blonde
Age :
3 months
Name:
lola-belle
Color:
cream
Description:
creamy blonde
Age :
9 months
Name:
lola-belle
Color:
cream
Description:
creamy blonde
Age :
9 months
Name:
lola-belle
Color:
cream
Description:
female 9 month old weeranian. she is a very light cream colur with some blonde coloured fur down her back.
