TEACUP POMERANIAN PUPPIES

When the Pomeranian puppy arrives at your home, sit him on the floor, and do not pick up on hands again unless absolutely necessary. Do not force the puppy to communicate, better let him sit for a bit, walk around and sniff his new home. Like a small child, a Pomeranian puppy needs plenty of rest and should not be squeezed too much. On the first night leave the puppy to sleep at the place where from now on he will have to sleep every night. Feed a puppy lightly on the first night.
Keep in mind that the puppy used to sleep next to his mother among his brothers and sisters, and now he is alone. Placing a heating pad or a bottle of warm water next to him will help the puppy fall asleep. You can also use an old coat or shirt as bedding for the puppy. Human scent will strengthen his sense of security.
New Owner should introduce a puppy to family & friends slowly in order to keep the stress level down. At first, do not leave children alone with the puppy, he is still very small, and the attitude towards him should be careful.

If you already have an older dog, the dogs should communicate and play under your supervision for the first 2-3 weeks. Be especially careful if you have a large breed dog and never leave them alone together, because a large dog can harm a Pomeranian even unintentionally. Walk at first with two dogs together, but when the puppy gets used to walking, you need to walk with him separately for some time so that he learns to feel confident not only with the older dog but also with just the owner.
If you have a cat in your home, you should train it in advance to eat in a new place on the dais. Pomeranian should not have access to cat's food, since it is not suitable for dogs and can cause digestive problems. The same goes for the cat's litter box - it must also be out of reach of the puppy.

Remember, that dog's digestive system is different from a human's, so puppies need a special diet. No human food, please!
Puppy's diet must be made up of quality canned and dry food from our list of recommended brands. Also unlike humans, dogs don't need varied food. In reality, it is better to choose one brand and stick to it. Choose the food with at least 25% of protein content, including protein derived from both animal and plant sources, as well as sufficient concentration of vitamins A and C.
Wash the food bowl after the puppy has eaten food so that there are no leftovers. Food for dog should always be fresh. The Pomeranian should always have fresh, cool water at his disposal. This is very important for the dog to remain in good health throughout its life. Use a stable and heavy dish for water and don't put too much, because puppies tend to finish all the water to the bottom or, sometimes, may start playing with it.

The chewing process stimulates teething in puppies and the growth of permanent teeth under puppy teeth. It also helps to get rid of puppy teeth at the appropriate time and provides normal development of the jaws. Adult Pomeranian has an instinct to chew something, caused by the need to clean the teeth, massage the gums and exercise the jaws, as well as the need to release the occasional stress.
For the puppy, you can buy strong natural bones, but it has to be a big one, for example, pieces of a round tibia of an adult bull, 10 to 20 cm long. Puppy may snap smaller bones and swallow a sharp piece which is dangerous for the digestive system. For adults, natural bones are not recommended due to their high abrasive properties. If your Pomeranian enjoys chewing too much, natural bones can cause prematurely wear off of teeth.
The best option is nylon bone, especially with the addition of natural meat and natural bones (you can buy in Petco or Petsmart). Pomeranian cannot snap at it, so it's safe. It is also less abrasive than natural ones and doesn't provide the environment for microorganisms development. Nylon bones can be washed with water or sterilized by boiling.

Walking is an important part of Pomeranian's life. It is not only physical activity, which your pet lacks indoors but also a kind of psychological relief for the dog. Sniffing the posts and bushes and making "marks" is the dog's way to communicate with the outside world. And of course, it's way more convenient when the dog is trained to litter outdoors.
However, you should not take the puppy outdoors until the end of the vaccination course. For the first time, it is better to limit the Pomeranian's territory to one room where the floor is best suited for frequent cleaning and put a diaper there.
Usually, a puppy needs to use the toilet immediately after sleep and 10-15 minutes after eating, so make sure to take it to the designated place. Every time your puppy litter at a diaper, approve it with a treat.
At 3-4 months, the Pomeranian is ready for a walk. Gradually move the diaper closer to the front door. This will help the puppy to understand that the toilet is "moving" from home to the street. While walking, first give the puppy time to do his business and only after that start playing. Treat the puppy for every success.
And don't forget to take plastic bags for outdoor walks to clean up after your pet.

We recommend leaving the puppy in the playpen overnight and when you are not able to supervise him. Make sure the wires, medicines, houseplants, shoes are not accessible to the puppy, and never underestimate Pomeranian's ability to reach things. Close the bathroom doors to keep the puppy away from the detergents.
Ensure that all tubes, vials, and bottles of household chemicals are closed. We require that only natural, organic, not toxic household cleaners, detergents, dish soaps be used on any surface of dishes the dog may come into contact with.
Opening and closing doors can injure the puppy. Buy a special door stopper or door closer to avoid the slam of the door. Never take a Pomeranian puppy on the couch!, because they are still very fragile and can accidentally fall from a height and get injured.
A puppy needs a lot of expressive praise. Disapproval should be just as expressive, but timely: you can only scold a puppy for the action he is performing at the moment. To scold him for a puddle made half an hour ago is not only useless but also harmful. The puppy does not remember his wrongdoing and will just become afraid of a New Owner. Express disapproval strictly, but never yell at the puppy, and especially never hit the little one. Be patient, all children require attention and care.

Pomeranians are very fluffy, so there is almost no chance for you to notice fleas even with a close look. But fleas will cause huge stress for the dog. Flea bites are painful and can harm not only its physical condition due to constant itching and wounds, but also literally drive your Pom crazy.
This is why flea control is very important! We recommend "Frontline" brand. This highly-effective, veterinarian-recommended treatment is specifically formulated to kill all life stages of fleas on contact with no painful biting required. With three-way protection that kills the eggs, larvae, and adults, it breaks the flea life-cycle to help prevent the re-infestation of your pet and your home. The waterproof formula continues working for up to four weeks, even after bathing. This flea treatment can be used on puppies and dogs 8 weeks or older.

Pomeranian puppies/dogs from Valpets shall never be placed into, sold, or given away to any pet shop or any type of research facility. Sometimes one of the family members may have an allergic reaction or a new family member appears, and the New Owner no longer can take care of the puppy or dog. We're sorry, but we care about every dog adopted from Valpets. If under certain circumstances a New Owner no longer willing or able to keep this puppy/dog, it is required to contact the breeder and return the dog. We will provide the necessary care for the puppy/dog to make him happy again.
New Owner should never give or sell the dog or puppy without prior agreement with the breeder.
Puppy price, shipping cost and vet expenses in case of returning puppy/dog are the sole responsibility of the New Owner and no refund.

Our puppies are sold as pets and not for breeding, so they must be spayed or neutered. There is a list of reasons why you should spay/neuter your puppy. First of all, is safety. Due to breeding instinct, the dog may run away during a walk and return with various infectious diseases and parasites or even never come back.
Spaying or neutering reduces the aggression caused by an excess of hormones, while the activity and playfulness remain the same. Neutered dogs live longer and have less risk of health problems.
Remember that dogs are driven by hormones, not by emotions, so they are not gonna get melancholy due to the inability to have puppies. After spay/neuter both the owner and a dog will have a better and calmer life.
We require a New Owner to send us proof of spaying/neutering when it gets done, otherwise, a fee of the double price of the puppy will apply. You can get more details about the procedure of spaying/neutering from your veterinarian.

Our puppies are sold as pets and not for breeding, so they must be spayed or neutered. There is a list of reasons why you should spay/neuter your puppy. First of all, is safety. Due to breeding instinct, the dog may run away during a walk and return with various infectious diseases and parasites or even never come back.
Spaying or neutering reduces the aggression caused by an excess of hormones, while the activity and playfulness remain the same. Neutered dogs live longer and have less risk of health problems.
Remember that dogs are driven by hormones, not by emotions, so they are not gonna get melancholy due to the inability to have puppies. After spay/neuter both the owner and a dog will have a better and calmer life.
We require a New Owner to send us proof of spaying/neutering when it gets done, otherwise, a fee of the double price of the puppy will apply. You can get more details about the procedure of spaying/neutering from your veterinarian.

Pomeranian puppies/dogs from Valpets shall never be placed into, sold, or given away to any pet shop or any type of research facility. Sometimes one of the family members may have an allergic reaction or a new family member appears, and the New Owner no longer can take care of the puppy or dog. We're sorry, but we care about every dog adopted from Valpets. If under certain circumstances a New Owner no longer willing or able to keep this puppy/dog, it is required to contact the breeder and return the dog. We will provide the necessary care for the puppy/dog to make him happy again.
New Owner should never give or sell the dog or puppy without prior agreement with the breeder.
Puppy price, shipping cost and vet expenses in case of returning puppy/dog are the sole responsibility of the New Owner and no refund.