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12 of 12 available

Belgian Malinois

R3 000 per puppy

📍 Roodepoort, GP

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Born
12 September 2026 · …
Boys / girls
♂ 7 · ♀ 5

Health & disclosures

  • ✅ Vaccinated
  • ✅ Dewormed

Beautiful Belgian Malinois cross Dutch Shepherd puppies for sale (known as Mali-Dutchies). 12 in the litter (7 male, 5 female) born on the 12th of September. They are currently 6 weeks old. Dewormed and have received their first vaccination. They are currently healthily eating by themselves and have been weaned. Each has a unique personality already, and are a joy to be around. They will be ready for adoption from the 7th of November onwards. Roodepoort area.

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Jan-Chris Holtzhausen

Roodepoort, GP · Member since 2026

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