#073 ALREADY ADOPTED – GP Pretoria Adopt a Puppy Rum and Raisin

Adopt a Puppy Yorkinese – (Pekingese cross Yorkshire Terrier puppy ) Both male and female puppies are now 10 months old. They enjoy playing with cats. Children love to play with them and cuddle them. They are accustomed to be around a swimming pool and even enjoy swimming.
Take out the leash and these two puppies get so excited, they thoroughly enjoy the exercise and adventure, they go for walks twice a day.
They do not enjoy car rides.

Rum (already adopted)

Rum is a 10 month old male Yorkinese Puppy. He enjoys all the attention he can get, and will happily cuddle up on a lap for as long as possible. He thoroughly enjoys playing.

• Area: Gauteng, Pretoria
• Name: Rum
• Age: 10 months old
• Gender: Male
• Breed: Yorkinese (Pekingese x Yorkshire Terrier)
• Weight: 8 kg
• Children: Good
• Dogs: He has a tendency to want to fight with other dogs and possibly bite. He should be fine with small female doggies.
• Cats: Excellent
• Toilet Trained: Fully House trained (does not lift his leg)

Raisin (already adopted)

Raisin is a 10 month old female Yorkinese puppy. Raisin loves children, and gets on well with other dogs.

• Area: Gauteng, Pretoria
• Name: Raisin
• Age: 10 months old
• Gender: Female
• Breed: Yorkinese (Pekingese x Yorkshire Terrier)
• Weight: 7 kg
• Children: Good
• Dogs: Excellent with other dogs
• Cats: Excellent
• Toilet Trained: Fully House trained

Our adorable puppies are incredibly affectionate and love being around people. However, like many puppies, they are still learning to manage being alone. Occasionally, when left by themselves, they may express their anxiety through some unintended behaviors, such as exploring various items like concrete, benches, plants, and stones. Separation Anxiety. We believe with the right environment, attention, and training, they can thrive and overcome these challenges. We are looking for a loving home that can provide the time and care needed to help our pups grow into a happy and well-adjusted companion.

They are currently in a home on a wild life estate, and when the kudu jump the fence to come drink water or graze, the doggies get excited and bark and chase them. Their safety is thus in jeopardy.