So, just what is an ethical
Pomeranian breeder, you might be asking? These are breeders that have
significant knowledge and experience with the Pomeranian
breed, adhere to the national standard and breed out known health
issues.

Most ethical breeders belong to a local, state, regional and/or
national Pomeranian club. Here are some more typical traits of ethical breeders:

• Provide the buyer with a contract.

• Provide a written health guarantee.

• Provide veterinary/shot records.

• Provide written instructions on how to properly care for the new
  puppy.

• Will let the buyer return the puppy within a certain amount of time for any
  reason.

• They do not over-breed. Having a litter every one to two years.

• Do not sell Pom puppies under 8 weeks of age.

• Raise their puppies in loving, clean and sanitary living
  conditions.

• Are licensed in their particular town, city, state, etc.

In Conclusion

As we’ve previously stated, there are many different kinds of people out there that are selling these adorable puppies. While you might get lucky and purchase a perfectly healthy
Pom from any of them, why take your chances?

Be patient, do your research and
find a responsible, reputable and ethical person in your area. You
will be happy you did. A great place to start your search for a ethical one
is by contacting your local, state or national Pom club. They will be
able to provide you with contact numbers for ones that are
active and in good standing within their organization.

Did you purchase your puppy from a breeder?

Tell everyone about your experience. What type of Pomeranian breeder did you do business with? Advice, tips and recommendations are always appreciated.

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