Name: Japanese Spitz Puppy
Brand: Japanese Spitz
SKU: 614009
Price: 3500 AUD
Availability: InStock

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Japanese Spitz Puppies

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

614009

Price / Fee

$3,500

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Japanese Spitz

Location

Forest Lake, Brisbane City, Queensland

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

6 puppies for adoption.\r\n2 girls are currently on hold\r\n4 boys are available \r\n\r\nThe puppies will be ready in 4 weeks, however if you are strongly interested in adopting a puppy please feel free to let me know.\r\n\r\nThe mother is purebred Japanese Spitz and the Father is cross Japanese Spitz and Pomeranian.\r\n\r\nThey are brilliant, affectionate dogs who are very loving and protective over the kids and family and low maintenance dogs.\r\n\r\nThey are great companion dogs who love cuddles and quality time at the dog park or field.\r\n\r\nYou definitely would not want to miss this opportunity as Japanese Spitz dogs are rare in ***.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$3,500

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Frequently Asked Questions about Japanese Spitz Puppies

What is the availability of the puppies?

We have 6 puppies available for adoption: 2 girls are currently on hold, and 4 boys are available for new homes.

When will the puppies be ready for adoption?

The puppies will be ready in 4 weeks. However, if you are strongly interested in adopting, please feel free to reach out.

What are the breeds of the puppies?

The mother is a purebred Japanese Spitz, while the father is a cross between a Japanese Spitz and a Pomeranian.

What is the temperament of Japanese Spitz dogs?

Japanese Spitz dogs are known for being brilliant, affectionate, and very loving, particularly towards children and families. They are low maintenance and make great companion dogs who enjoy cuddles and quality time at the dog park or field.

Why should I adopt a Japanese Spitz?

You definitely would not want to miss this opportunity as Japanese Spitz dogs are rare in Queensland, Australia. They make excellent family pets and are protective of their loved ones.