Adult Pomeranians
Adults
Breeders often place older dogs for several reasons. Show breeders aim to uphold the breed standard when exhibiting their dogs, but not every dog meets the criteria necessary for competition. Some may possess minor cosmetic flaws, such as an unsuitable coat texture, or may lack the appropriate temperament for showing. Consequently, these puppies are sometimes placed in homes where they can thrive as loving companions rather than show animals. Due to time limitations and the inability to provide individual attention to each dog, breeders find it prudent to place these dogs in environments where they will be cherished as lifelong pets. Prior to placement, these dogs are typically vaccinated, and many are spayed or neutered. Additionally, dental care is often provided when necessary. Older dogs are generally well-trained in potty habits, crate trained, microchipped, and most are leash trained. While some may not be accustomed to leash walking, they can enjoy playing freely in a yard. Retired show dogs, having undergone training, are usually comfortable in social settings and around other dogs. For those who may not be ready for the commitment of a puppy, adopting a junior or adult dog can be a more suitable option. The cost for retired adult dogs generally ranges from $800 to $1200.
Adult Pomeranians
Adults