Petzlover
I had four Pomeranians puppies in January, I’ve chosen two from the beginning due to how much they would cry compared to the others when they were babies and I gifted one to my mother who was born last and was weak, that’s the reason why she wanted him. I had three boys and one girl, the girl was automatically going to stay with me due to the fact being the only girl. I have one boy left, I had a family member who had told me they were going to get him until recently they went back on their terms and now I’ve been looking for a new home for this boy. He’s really sweet, playful, and intelligent. The mother is already highly intelligent but these puppies surpassed her. They pretty much understand what you’re trying to time them, it doesn’t take long to train them. They learned to use the pee pad on their own at 3-4 weeks. I didn’t have to train them. I would love to keep him but I can’t keep three puppies. He’s a great jumper and he’s really athletic, I let him play with caution because Pomeranians are small dogs who can get hurt easily and they shouldn’t have too much activity due to their bones but these dogs feel and see themselves as big. Pomeranians are great, intelligent, and funny breed. I would hope that someone would take him in and give him so much love. I have pictures of both parents. I feed him a mixture of Solid Gold and The Honest Kitchen. He only drinks purified water from a water fountain that has filters within it to keep the water clean and to remove any harsh elements but I just pour purified water in it. One thing about these puppies is that you can give them 2-3 names and they’ll respond to it including nicknames. The puppy I’m trying to find a home for is named Kai or Toasty because compare to his siblings he got a little toasty. His siblings are white/cream and he came out cream/tanish. Since i’ve been cutting their nails since they were babies, they don’t have any issues with grooming. I’ll be attaching the photos of the parents. He has his shots up to date and has been seen by veterinarians since they were 3 days old.
