Japanese Spitz Puppy for sale in Fontana, California

FAQ about Quality Japanese Spitz Puppies

1. What are the characteristics of Japanese Spitz puppies?

Japanese Spitz puppies are known for their fluffy white coats, friendly demeanor, and playful personalities. They are intelligent, loyal, and make excellent family pets.

2. At what age can I bring home a Japanese Spitz puppy?

It is recommended to bring home a Japanese Spitz puppy when they are at least 8 weeks old. Our puppies listed are currently 9 weeks old and ready for adoption.

3. What vaccinations do Japanese Spitz puppies need?

Our Japanese Spitz puppies come with 3 vaccinations, which are essential for their health and protection against common diseases.

4. Where can I find Japanese Spitz puppies for sale?

You can find Quality Japanese Spitz Puppies available for adoption in Fontana, San Bernardino County, California. They are adorable and eager to find their forever homes.

5. How do I care for a Japanese Spitz puppy?

Caring for a Japanese Spitz puppy involves providing regular meals, exercise, grooming, and socialization. They thrive on companionship and training.

6. Are Japanese Spitz puppies good for families?

Yes, Japanese Spitz puppies are great family pets! They are affectionate, good with children, and love to be a part of family activities.

7. What is the price range for Japanese Spitz puppies?

The price of Japanese Spitz puppies can vary based on their lineage and breeder. Contact us for more details on pricing and availability.

8. Can I visit the Japanese Spitz puppies before deciding to adopt?

Yes! We encourage potential adopters to visit and meet our Japanese Spitz puppies to see their personalities and choose the perfect match for their family.

9. What should I feed my Japanese Spitz puppy?

Feeding a high-quality puppy food that meets their nutritional needs is crucial. Consult your vet for specific recommendations based on your puppy's age and health.

10. How active are Japanese Spitz puppies?

Japanese Spitz puppies are moderately active and require daily exercise and playtime to stay healthy and happy. Regular walks and play sessions are essential for their wellbeing.