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FAQs about Pomeranian Puppies

1. What is the typical size of a Pomeranian puppy?

Pomeranians are known for their small size. Typically, they weigh between 3 to 7 pounds as adults, and the puppies will be on the smaller side as well.

2. How do I prepare for bringing a Pomeranian puppy home?

To prepare for a Pomeranian puppy, ensure you have a cozy space, puppy food, toys, and essential grooming tools. It's also essential to have a vet lined up for check-ups.

3. What vaccinations do Pomeranian puppies need?

Pomeranian puppies usually require several vaccinations, including the DHPP and rabies vaccines. This puppy comes with its 1st injection and a full vet check for your peace of mind.

4. Are Pomeranian puppies good with children?

Yes, Pomeranian puppies are generally good with children, especially when raised in an environment with kids. Early socialization can help them adjust better.

5. How much exercise does a Pomeranian puppy need?

A Pomeranian puppy needs moderate exercise, such as short walks and playtime. They are energetic but can also enjoy indoor play sessions.

6. What is included in the puppy pack?

The puppy pack typically includes food samples, a blanket, and some toys to help with the transition to their new home, alongside 4 weeks of free insurance.

7. Can I see the puppy's parents?

Yes, you will have the opportunity to see the mother and father, who are both calm and friendly, which is often a good indicator of the puppy's temperament.

8. What should I avoid in a Pomeranian puppy?

It's important to avoid purchasing a puppy from breeders who don't provide health clearances or a good living environment. Look for reputable listings that prioritizes the well-being of their animals.

9. How do I know if the breeder is reputable?

Check for reviews, ask about health tests, observe how the animals are treated, and ensure they provide health guarantees.

10. What should I expect in the first few weeks with a Pomeranian puppy?

Expect to spend time socializing your puppy, establishing a routine, and beginning training. Patience and consistency will be key, especially with potty training.