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ESKIMO SPITZ MIX PUPPY
Miniature American Eskimo Puppy For Sale in FAIR HAVEN, MI, USA
Puppy for Sale
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Price:
$400
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Nickname:
Pearl
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Breed
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Gender
Female
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Age
13 Weeks Old
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Size at Maturity:
Small
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Availability Date:
03/17/2026
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Shipping Area:
Pick Up Only
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Payment Method:
Cash
Description
Pearl is a sweet Eskimo Spitz mix puppy who is looking for her forever family! She is expected to be around 10–25 lbs when fully grown, making her a great medium-small companion. Pearl is playful, friendly, and loves lots of attention. She enjoys being around people and would make a wonderful addition to a loving home. She has been raised around children and other pets, so she should fit in well with many types of families. Located in Fair Haven, MI Asking $400 If you think Pearl might be the perfect fit for your family, please call or text 586-333-4732 for more information.
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Owner name
Heather
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Location:
FAIR HAVEN, Michigan, 48023 USAUSA
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Breed overview
Miniature American Eskimo
A.K.A.: Eskie, Spitz, Circus Dog, Cloud Dog, Snow Dog, Fluffy White Spitz, Mini Eskie, Eskie Spitz, American Spitz, Spitz-type Companion, Nordic Spitz, Toy Spitz, Little White Dog
Overview:
Miniature American Eskimo dogs are a small, lively companion breed originating in the United States, celebrated for intelligence and trainability. They feature a dense white double coat, erect ears, and a plumed tail curled over the back, typically standing 12–15 inches and weighing 10–20 pounds. Their temperament is affectionate, alert, and playful, making them engaging family pets who enjoy learning tricks and participating in activities. With consistent exercise and mental stimulation, they can adapt to apartment living, though their vocal nature benefits from early training. They are generally good with children when socialized, and serve as effective watchdogs without aggression. Health considerations include potential patellar luxation and eye conditions (such as PRA), and regular grooming is needed to manage shedding. Overall, they suit active households seeking a bright, friendly companion.
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