Triple M Pomeranian

Healthy Family Pets is our Priority!

Contact: Michelle Mollman ~ Ludlow, SD

Phone: 605-278-6303 (mountain time)

Phone calls accepted between 9am-9pm

Pomeranian - Toy/Mini Purebred

The Pomeranian is a lively little dog. Intelligent, eager to learn, very loyal to its handler and family. Willful, bold and sometimes temperamental. If it is properly introduced they usually get along with other dogs and household animals without any problems, but some of them seem to think they are much larger than they actually are and do not hesitate to attack much bigger dogs. It is an excellent watchdog with a resounding bark. Poms have a tendency to be reserved and bark at strangers excessively. Teach this dog early that it may bark a couple of times when the doorbell rings or when there are visitors, but then to keep quiet. Be very consistent about this. They are alert, curious and busy: one of the most independent of the Toy breeds. Poms have a delightful nature and do not cling to their handlers. Proud and happy, they are good at learning tricks, but need a firm hand. The Pomeranian must know the owner is the boss, or he will not listen. This breed may become too demanding if the owner allows it. Not recommended for very young children. Too much attention from children can make these dogs nervous and they may become snappish. However, they can get along well with older, well behaved children. It is a good companion for an elderly person. The Pom is a wonderful companion dog and show ring contender. The breed's docile temper and affectionate nature endear it to many. Its vivacity and spirit make it well-liked by persons who do not usually care for toy dogs. They may be picky eaters. They can live about 15 years.

Pom's go thru a "puppy shedding" at around 4-6 months, at this point you may think you made a mistake and have now an ugly dog. Well have patience, because after this puppy shedding their coat grows back just as thick and beautiful and you may notice a slight color change such as sables can vary... they can lighten or darken. etc. Just like the ugly duckling that became the beautiful swan.

Health Issues: Some blood lines are prone to slipped stifle, dislocated patella (knee-cap), heart and skin problems, and eye infections. Since Pomeranians are prone to early tooth loss, feeding dry food is recommended to keep the teeth and gums in good condition. Be sure the veterinarian also keeps the dog's teeth clean. Newborn pups are rather tiny and fragile. Three newborns can be held in the palm of ones hand. Small females often need cesarean sections deliveries. When the dog is old it may become molted with bald spots.

The parents:

Borders Charo

"Charo"

APRI Registered Pomeranian Female

~ Ht: 9.5" ~ Wt: 9 lb

Charo is a sweet little girl. Very friendly, kind, listens well.

parents:

Father - Borders Samson

Mother - Borders Tippy II

Cowboy XIV

"Cowboy"

AKC, APRI registered Pomeranian Male

Well Cowboy loves to dance! You tell him to dance and he gets on his hind feet and does this cute little dance. Very social, loves everyone, obviously smart. Great manners.

Height: in

Weight: 9 lbs

SIRE (Father) Levi O' Reily

DAM (Mother) Christensen's Cream Puff

Registered prices:

Females

$550

Males

$500

Our Pomeranians are registered.

You can see our current puppies available (already born) and to pay for a puppy we currently have for sale go to the Puppies For Sale page.

90% of all dog genetic health problems are recessive. This means that in order for a puppy to have the health problem, both parents must carry it. By breeding two dogs of different breeds, without similar health problems, we are breeding puppies with far less health problems! Though, we searched for healthy parent dogs to begin with, if a dog shows signs of any health problems we no longer breed that dog.
Crossbred dogs have far less health problems, (hybrid vigor). True that the outcome is not as predictable as a purebred dog, though, we can predict a lot, by knowing the parents, past litters, and only breeding healthy dogs with great temperaments to begin with.