No Available Puppies At This Time
Updated: 04/22/2024
Any puppies that I have will not be available until after they are fully vet checked and evaluated, and will not be able to go to their new homes until 10-12 weeks of age (although some tinies and those needing further evaluation may stay here longer). This is for your protection - and allows me to give better insight to the puppy's temperament, size prediction and personality.
The process that I use to raise litters is thoughtful and considerate of not only the puppy's developmental stage but also the mother's natural instinct to protect her offspring. I am a small, in-home hobby breeder, all of my dogs live in my home with me and my teenage son. Puppies are whelped in my bedroom and stay in there for the first week or so, after that they are moved across the hall into the nursery bedroom, until they are 4-6 weeks. During their time in the nursery, they are exposed to family members and mom only, they are raised with ENS protocols, given lots of stimulating activities and snuggles from the human family. Once the puppies are starting to wean, they are moved into the living room, so that they are surrounded by the day-to-day goings on of a typical household and the other dogs. Each day we spend lots of time socializing and playing with the puppies, and they are introduced to the other poms in the house. After the puppies have their clean bill of health and first vaccine, they are exposed to lots of new places. I love bringing them to shows, to my office and, out to various parks for socialization and desensitization.
