If you one day envision yourself lost in a joyous game of fetch with a playful Pomeranian puppy, then maybe it's time to begin looking for one. This is a guide on where you can find Pomeranians in the capital of Western Australia.
Buying puppies is not as easy as one may initially think, especially if you're doing it right, which is going through a registered breeder. Registered breeders adhere to ethical breeding practices and keep their puppies in the best possible conditions.
Oh, and there is no such thing as a teacup Pomeranian, we repeat, the Teacup Pomeranian does not exist, so don't go looking for one!
For safety, at Pets Online, we only recognise and list breeders affiliated with organisations such as the ANKC and Dogs West.
Vanpoms may not always have many Pomeranian puppies for sale, but when they do, they always ensure that their dogs are healthy, have good temperaments, and can make loveable family pets, describing them as "well-socialised puppies."
This breeder's Pomeranian puppies are generally raised for the show ring, but their dogs also make great family pets. They also make sure to adhere to strict reproduction and sale codes.
If you're looking in or around Perth, you should be prepared to pay quite a substantial amount for a Pomeranian puppy. On average, Pom pups will set you back around $3000 to $5000. What you pay may vary according to the number of Pomeranians breeders have available, how pure the dog's bloodline is, and whether a dog is male or female.
According to ANKC standards, all dogs should have a registration certificate, a pedigree, a contract of sale, and records to show that a pup has been microchipped, fully vet checked, and received the necessary vaccinations. Don't conduct deals with sellers who don't have these documents for each puppy in their litter.
You can safely buy a Pomeranian puppy online if you have correctly verified the puppy's and seller's identity. On the other hand, it can be dangerous if you have not done so. The ANKC discourages online puppy purchases due to the prevalence of Teacup Pomeranian scams and instead encourages buyers to avoid any ad posted on a free site such as Gumtree.
The more info you have, the safer you'll be, so conduct research on any seller in Western Australia. Make sure that any breeder you contact is registered with the ANKC, as registered breeders are most likely to guarantee your puppy is purebred. Lastly, avoid any ad stating that they have Teacup Pomeranian puppies for sale, as a Teacup Pomeranian doesn't exist.