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POMERANIAN LITTER COMING SOON IN DENVER, COLORADO, USA
Litter On The Way
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Breed
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Available on
03/23/2026
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Expected
02/19/2026
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Size at Maturity
Small
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Shipping Area
Pick Up Only
Upcoming Litter Description
All puppies are purebred AKC dogs, microchipped, dewormed, and come with current vaccinations, health records, a food sample, their first month free of pet insurance, a puppy blanket and lifetime support. Contact us for more info.
Parents info
Father
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Breed
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Nickname
Bella Luna and Teddy
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Champion Bloodlines
Yes
Description: All puppies are purebred AKC dogs, microchipped, dewormed, and come with current vaccinations, health records, a food sample, their first month free of pet insurance, a puppy blanket and lifetime support. Contact us for more info.
Mother
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Breed
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Nickname
Penny
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Champion Bloodlines
Yes
Description: Penny is a stunning black and tan larger girl Pomeranian, around 8 lbs. She is a happy, funny girl who is obedient and a great mother. She also snores! She has a great coat and loves grooming.
Breeder Information
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Breeder name
Dianne
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Location:
DENVER, Colorado, 80214 USUS
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Breed overview
Pomeranian
A.K.A.: Pom, Pom Pom, Pommy, Dwarf Spitz, Toy Spitz, German Toy, Mini Spitz, Pom Pup, Fluffy Pom, Pocket Pom, Pom Companion, Royal Pom, Pom Fluff, Pomster, Pom Prince, Pom Princess
Overview:
The Pomeranian is a vivacious and charming toy breed, originating from the historic region of Pomerania, now part of Poland and Germany. Descended from larger Spitz-type dogs, they were miniaturized over generations, becoming beloved companions. Physically, they are recognizable by their luxurious double coat, often seen in striking shades like orange, cream, or black, and their distinctive foxy face with bright, alert eyes. Despite their small stature, Poms possess a bold and inquisitive temperament; they are intelligent, eager to please, and can be surprisingly independent. They adapt well to apartment living due to their size, though they still benefit from regular walks and mental stimulation. While generally good with older, respectful children, their delicate build makes them more suitable for families who understand their needs. Regarding health, Poms can be prone to patellar luxation, tracheal collapse, and dental issues, emphasizing the importance of responsible breeding and regular veterinary care to ensure a long, happy life.
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