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**Prices vary depending on Supply and Demand.**

**Prices reflect demand for certain Colors, Gender, Size &

confirmation & sometimes pedigree. **

*Girls, smaller sizes, and exotic colors are higher in demand and higher in value**

**Smaller sizes are in highest demand and so size can effect the price.**

Each puppy's value is based on a few factors. Color, gender, size, and demand. What that means is the

Why don't you sell your puppies with full or limited AKC when all your adults are registered?

How can I arrange payment plans?

Payment plans are very easy and it is up to YOU how they work! It all starts with a non refundable deposit of $200.00. Then you let me know how much you can pay each paycheck. We arrange a day for payment, and future payments. The only requirement is that the puppy must be paid in full by the time he/she is 8 weeks old. For most people that gives you 4 paychecks to make payments. If the puppy is not paid off by the time they are 8 weeks old the all, but the non refundable deposit, will be returned to you, and the puppy will go back up for sale.

An example if you wanted a puppy that is 1200. You pay $200.00 when the puppy is born. Then $300 in two weeks(pup is 2 weeks old), $300 the next two weeks (pup is 4 weeks old), $200,00 the next two weeks (pup is 6 weeks), Then the last $200.00 when the puppy is 8 weeks old. That payment is usually made on pick up day. :D If the puppy is older other plans can be made. You just let me know how you would like to work it.

How much do your puppies cost?

Prices are generally $800-1500 for pets without papers. I now sell all my puppies without AKC papers.This is to help me place my puppies in PET homes only. Generally speaking only breeders want papers. There are many unethical breeders out there who do not care for their dogs. Since I can't know who is ethical and who isn't, I only sell to PET HOMES now. Selling without papers helps keep my puppies in homes where they will get the attention and care they deserve.

I used to include two prices for all my dogs. One price was lower, and it was without AKC papers. This was my way of trying to successfully place my dogs in loving pet homes only. The next price was higher with limited AKC papers for those of you who liked to have the paperwork of a purebred. To get the papers, you just had to bring proof of a spay or neuter, and then I would give out the limited AKC papers. My experience however has taught me all the ways that this can come back to haunt me. Not everyone is honest and unfortunatly I have learned the hard way. Experience has taught me that most often, it is mostly breeders who seem to desire the AKC papers of a dog. When I have refused to sell to them, I have been harassed, and I worry about my puppies being in danger of falling into the wrong hands.

This has lead to a change in how I do things. I no longer offer AKC papers with my puppies. All my puppies are now listed at the lower price. This has helped me put my fears to rest because I know my fur kids will only go to loving pet homes, and not end up in a puppy mill situation. I care very deeply for my babies, I would rather lose a sale, than put them at risk for an unhappy life. I will be happy to show you the parent's FULL AKC papers when you buy your dog. ALL my adults are registered with AKC, and I have been inspected and given approval by AKC to raise my babies.

I know there are alot of good breeders out there. I do not have a problem with ethical people raising dogs. It is my passion, and I know many great people share it! However, they are no longer the majority. There are too many raising dogs in the most inhumane ways possible.Some who show dogs are just as guilty, so being a "show home" is not always a gold stamp classificatioin of Ethics or Morals. Since I can't know who is honest, and reputable (and everyone claims to be both) and who is a puppy mill, I no longer sell my Pomeranians to breeders or with AKC papers.

I do not wish for my babies to become victims in a puppy mill. I do not wish for my dogs to live out their lives in a cage or kennel without the love and affection of caring owners. I do not want them neglected, abused, or forgotten. It is my dream that each dog will be the center of someone's universe! =) I try hard to make them ready for that life. Please do not be alarmed or insulted if I ask many questions about your intentions when you inquire about my puppies. Also if you're looking to buy a dog just to breed, please search elsewhere. Sorry. Thanks for reading and thanks for your understanding.

We love our puppies. We hold them several times a day, we play with them, we buy them toys, and beds, and quality food. They are in our home, not out in rows of cages, to be forgotten about. We take time with our dogs and puppies as a family. I have lost sleep bottle feeding puppies in need, or when I have a mother and newborns next to my bed so I am sure I can react if a puppy cries and needs assistance. I have slept on the floor next to a mother in labor to comfort her, and keep her safe.There is so much we put into what we do. Quality of care is priceless and it will help ensure the health and long life of your new potential lifelong furry friend. :D

Generally speaking a puppy with the most desirable, or frequently requested, traits is going to have a higher value. Lowest prices for example might be for larger orange male (most common color, bigger in size, and male gender) Most expensive prices for example would be for a small white female (that is not a common color and the color, gender, and size most requested).

Many pet stores charge this price or more for puppies and yet they sell SICK puppies from PUPPPY MILLS ( like the ones pictured HERE). They offer NO warranty, and your puppy may not survive to adulthood. I have had so many come to me AFTER such a horrid experience. It is best to seek a reputable breeder and avoid pets stores who buy their puppies out of state, from puppy mills that might die shortly after the sale or be infected with things that will cost lots more $$ at the vet! Why would the puppy die from a pet store? Beacuse they come from puppy mills. Because puppy mill puppies are out of 100's of SICK and neglegted parents who are 1/2 starved, out in the freezing cold or blazing heat,to skinny, genetically weak and inbred, have had NO care from HUMANS or a VET, and they are weanted to early, so that they can be sold before they die to petstored! We don't approve of those practices, and it does cost money to raise a happy healthy litter.

We strive to go that extra mile so that we may produce happy healthy puppies. But to have a healthy puppy, we must start with healthy parents. To raise a Happy Healthy puppy you have to consider:cost of Healthy quality parents, cost of housing, vaccines/worming, parasite prevention, vet fees, grooming, food, water, toys, treats, bedding, puppy pads, vitamins, quality time with people and training ect. This is not what determines value, but it is peace of mind that your puppy is off to a great start and that your puppy will live out its many years (as many as 18 or so!) with you!

WE encourage everyone to meet the Parents, visit our home, and see the conditions the puppies are raised in. ALL my puppies get vet checked BEFORE they leave my home, they are kept current on worming and vaccines and will be here until I feel they are ready to leave their mother (small ones may be here as long as 14 weeks or more if needed). All my puppies come with a 1 year guarantee.