Name: Pomeranian Puppy
Brand: Pomeranian
SKU: 147103
Availability: InStock

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Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

147103

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Pomeranian

Location

Peoria, Maricopa County, Arizona

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Napoleon

Home of the Most Exquisite Teacup Puppies

incredible bear face micro pomeranian boy Napoleon! he has a sable color triple thick coat. short legs Short back!

he is OMG FACTOR head to tail.

stunning thick triple coat like a show quality!! perfect FALT bear face with large eyes, tiny itty bitty button nose!!!

4month old 12oz today charting him to be around 2~2.5lbs full grown . Text (***) ***-***6

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FAQs about Cute Pomeranian Puppies

What makes the Pomeranian breed special?

The Pomeranian breed is known for its adorable looks, lively personality, and compact size, making them a great choice for families and individuals alike.

What is the average weight for a Pomeranian puppy?

Typically, a full-grown Pomeranian weighs between 3 to 7 pounds, but micro Pomeranian puppies, like Napoleon, can weigh as little as 2 to 2.5 pounds!

How do I care for a Pomeranian puppy?

Caring for a Pomeranian puppy includes regular grooming, a balanced diet, frequent vet check-ups, and plenty of playtime to ensure they stay healthy and happy.

What should I look for when adopting a Pomeranian?

When adopting a Pomeranian, look for signs of good health, a friendly demeanor, and the quality of their coat. It’s also essential to choose a reputable breeder.

Are Pomeranians good with children?

Yes, Pomeranians can be great companions for children. However, supervision is essential to ensure both the puppy and children interact safely.

How often should I groom my Pomeranian?

Given their thick coat, Pomeranians require regular grooming—ideally once a week—to prevent matting and to keep their coat looking healthy and beautiful.