Meet The Breed - Pomeranians
Looking for a truly small Pomeranian, with long flowing coat? Looking for the adorable Teddybear or Doll face? We aim for European standards which have the thick long coats, short small stature, and silly loving personalities. We are your reputable home Pomeranian breeder in the TN area. We even allow families with young kids to own our poms!
What We Aim For:
Small
$1000-5000
3-5.5 Pounds
30-Day Trial Pet Health Insurance Offer
Vet checked
Vaccine/ Dewormer Records/Flea & Tick Meds Started
"Puppy Pack" Starter Goody Bag consisting of various: *Food Samples *Chews *Treats *Toys *Potty Pads *Waste Bags *Scented Blanket *Collar
Upon Placing your puppy on hold you can name him/her and we will start the name recognition process.
We start pad training
Mom and Puppies are supplemented with Omegas 3's DHA & EPA (for smarter more trainable puppies)
Our poms are great with young kids, cats, and other dogs. Our poms experience young boys in the home and cats that are always hanging out with them!!
Lifetime of Breeder Support and Advice whenever you need
Our Pom Puppies Go Home With:
Pomeranian Colors We Breed for:
We breed for a variety of Pomeranian Colors! In fact, we breed for most but not all. They have a variety of eye colors including blue! Here is an example list of possible colors we can produce:
Black & Tan, Black & Tan Parti, Tri-Colored
Blue, Blue and White Parti, Blue & Tan, True Blue Merle, Blue Merle, Blue Sable
Black, Dominate Black Merle (some with split faces), Black Parti, Black Tri, Black Tri Parti
Cream, Cream Merle, Cream Sable, White, Beaver
Orange, Orange Sable, Orange Sable Merle, Red, Red Merle
Lavender, Lavender Parti, Lavender & Tan, Lavender Merle, Lavender Merle Parti
Chocolate, Chocolate & Tan, Chocolate Merle, Chocolate Sable
Patterns we breed for: Irish marked, Mismarked, Parti, Tri- Colored, Pointed
Colors We don't breed for: wolf and brindle
Understanding Colors and patterns in Pomeranians:
Blue - Black Diluted to grey tone
Lavender - Brown Diluted can be soft brown to an almost silvery brown
Sable - Black tipping often found on back and/or face
Irish marked - most often white/cream on cheeks, collar/chest, paws, and sometimes belly area.
Tri Colored - usually white and black with tan points but can vary. Tan points are on cheeks and often the booty
Note that Pomeranians Coats are every changing: Pomeranians’ coats will change color throughout their lives, either slightly or dramatically. The majority of Pom puppies will start out a completely different color to what they end up as adults, with the most dramatic changes taking place between 4-6 months of age.