New Puppies For Sale!!!
more puppies coming in April, 2019
taking deposits now...
Cruise
$1300.
Tiny Cruise will be ready to go this week. His dam is Poppy and sire is Ramses. Many Champions in his line. Text Carolyn for an appointment to see him. He will be gold/red and approx. 4-6 lbs. as an adult.
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Daisy Poms...we offer many colors...black, orange, cream, parti, sable, etc...
only AKC Registered
we are an extremely limited breeder...averaging only one litter per year!!
All blacks are sold-more in September, 2019 !
*MANY CHAMPIONS IN their LINE*
Very tiny, heavy-coated GOLDEN male Pomeranians. Parents available to meet. AKC registered available to good home. Text Carolyn 480-840-4983 for an appointment to see them. $1300. Twice the quality, half the price of the big breeders, pet stores and online puppy sites. We have a very, very limited number of puppies each year, so you can be sure of their personal care and socialization.
BLAZE-SOLD
3 months old...
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Pickles-Sold
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Be sure to contact us to put your name on our waiting list.
text Carolyn 480-840-4983
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BOTH SHOW-QUALITY AND PET PUPPIES AVAILABLE
WE SHIP IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S.
HEALTH GUARANTEE
FIRST PUPPY SHOTS
Both parents are available for you to meet
All carefully loved and socialized
30 YEARS OF POMERANIAN TIPS AND KNOWLEDGE SHARED WITH EACH NEW OWNER
We try to match our puppies with the perfect family!
Shopping Malls and puppy websites sell very inferior Pomeranians puppies for $3000 - $3500.
these tiny dogs love their people!
POMERANIAN HISTORY:
The breed’s name originally came from the historical region of Pomerania (now present day Germany and Poland). Originally weighing nearly 30 pounds, the dog served as an able herder of sheep in its larger form. They were not well known until 1870, when the Kennel Club (England) recognized the so-called Spitz dog. In 1888, Queen Victoria fell in love with a Pomeranian in Florence, Italy, and brought the specimen back to England, influencing its popularity dramatically.
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