Available puppies

Pomeranians are a miniature breed, more vulnerable to low blood sugar and digestive upset in their first weeks. Waiting until roughly twelve weeks lets us confirm every puppy is eating and gaining weight as expected, and extends the crucial socialization window while they're still with their mother and littermates. It's a longer wait, but it's what veterinarians specializing in small breeds recommend.

No, and that's deliberate. Matching is based on temperament observed over several weeks, not coat color. A very dominant puppy placed in a small apartment with a packed schedule becomes a problem about a year later. We introduce you to the puppy or puppies that suit your lifestyle, and you decide from there.

No. Every family collects their puppy at the studio. It lets us show you the handling routine one last time, hand over the complete file, and see the puppy leave in good conditions. We never ship puppies by carrier, even a short distance.

Age-appropriate vaccinations to date, complete deworming, a microchip registered in your name, a veterinary exam in the days before departure, a health record, a starter bag of food, a blanket carrying the litter's scent, and Canadian Kennel Club registration papers.

They come back here, at any age, without judgement. It's written into the contract. A dog we brought into the world doesn't end up in a shelter or a classified ad — we take them back, or we find them a new home ourselves.

Between three and eight months, depending on the color you're after and the timing. Our litters are often full before they're born, especially for blue merle. If nothing matches right now, join the list: we notify waiting families before a litter is published on the site.