Mixed Puppies for Sale in Page County, Iowa
Welcome to PetzLover, your go-to online pet shop for Mixed Puppies in Page County, Iowa! We offer a variety of adorable mixed breed puppies that are ready to join your family. Our listings feature puppies with a range of colors and sizes, all from certified breeders who prioritize health and quality.
Price Range of Mixed Puppies
The price of Mixed Puppies in Page County, Iowa can vary based on factors like breed, size, and lineage. Generally, you can expect to find prices ranging from $300 to $1,500. Check our listings to see the various price points for the different breeds available. We strive to keep our prices competitive so you can get the best value for your new furry friend!
Size, Weight, and Available Colors
Mixed Puppies come in all shapes and sizes, making them a great fit for any home. Typically, these puppies can weigh anywhere from 10 to 50 pounds when fully grown, depending on their mixed breed heritage. As for size, our puppies range from small to large. You can find stunning colors including black, brown, white, golden, and various patterns that are sure to steal your heart!
Available Breeds in Page County, Iowa
If you're interested in specific breeds, check out our other available listings. We feature:
Additionally, for a comprehensive view of all options, visit our [Puppies for Sale in Page County](https://www.petzlover.com/us/puppies-for-sale-in-page-county-ia) page.
Get Your Mixed Puppy Today!
Don’t miss the chance to adopt your new best friend. Check our listings above to find the perfect Mixed Puppies for you. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at contact@petzlover.com. Happy puppy hunting!
Rehoming for a friend.
Its a male Golden Moutain Dog.
11 months old.
Great with kids but one of huers turned outnto be allergic.
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These puppies seem to be a rare breed. Mom is half Golden retriever and Half Saint Bernard. Dad is a pure bred Golden retriever. We are not quit sure where the Black comes from and are assuming it’s a recessive gene in both parents. there is a breed called a flat black retriever and we are assuming it comes from that and Black on Saint Bernards is unique as well. these babies are ready for their forever homes. they’ve had first shots and have been vet checked and dewormed. more than anything we want them to go to good homes.View Detail