Pomchi Adoption in Naples, FL: Pomchi Puppies for Sale in Naples, FL - Adoptapet.com (2024)

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How much are pomchi puppies worth? ›

The average cost of a Pomchi puppy is around $500. However, it varies a lot — from $150 to $1500. Well-bred individuals can be as expensive as $5,000 and more.

Size: Toy – Typically 6-9 inches tall at the shoulder and 4-10 pounds. Coat: Can be short and smooth like a Chihuahua or long and fluffy like a Pomeranian. Colors can vary widely, reflecting both parent breeds (black, white, brown, cream, gray, red).

A Pomchi may have a pedigree parent – or both parents – from their respective parent breed lines, but this still does not make the Pomchi a pedigree in and of itself.

Their long, fluffy coat requires regular upkeep and grooming. They can also have health problems commonly found in the breed, including dental disease, tear duct issues, trachea collapse, cataracts, and hip and joint problems.

Telling whether a Pomchi is the right dog breed for your personality, schedule, and expectations can be a little difficult. These dogs can live for anything between 12 and 15 years, so you are making a long-term commitment when you adopt or buy a Pomchi.

These dogs can become very vocal if left alone; this will not make you popular amongst the neighbors so if you are away a lot of the day, this little cutie is not for you. The Pomchi adapts well to apartments (as long as you have trained them to stop barking after one bark) or they will enjoy a secure yard to explore.

Pomeranians are social dogs and thrive with the companionship of their family. Despite being social dogs, they can handle some time on their own, with adequate training. They should be able to be left alone for 6-8 hours during the day.

Pomchis can sometimes be a bit difficult to train and may bark a lot, but they can be a good choice for inexperienced dog owners. They're relatively easy to care for and are very sweet toward their family members. They don't need a lot of space to play or a lot of exercise in general.

How often should you walk a pomchi? ›

Exercise-wise, a fully grown Pom usually needs no more than 30 minutes walking each day split between a morning and evening walk; with much younger or older dogs this is likely to be a bit lower. Overdoing it can put pressure on your buddy's joints and bones, so always follow the specific exercise advice of your vet.

Regular trimming every 4 to 6 weeks will help maintain the silhouette and ensure the fur grows evenly. This cut requires a skilled groomer who can sculpt the fur to highlight the Pomeranian's natural curves and angles.

Unless your breeder provided Kennel Club registration papers, it is not always easy to tell if your dog is a purebred Pomeranian. The best way to know for sure is by looking at the dog's official pedigree or doing DNA genetic testing if the correct paperwork is unavailable.

The average size litter for small dogs like Pomeranians ranges from one puppy to three puppies. However, sometimes they can produce a litter of up to 5 pups. In some rare cases, the Pomeranian litter size can be six or seven puppies.

Are Pomchis Good for New Dog Owners? Pomchis can sometimes be a bit difficult to train and may bark a lot, but they can be a good choice for inexperienced dog owners. They're relatively easy to care for and are very sweet toward their family members.

Show quality Pomeranian puppy prices can be as high as $10,000. A micro or teacup Pomeranian price could be about $1800 on average. For a Black Pomeranian, you can expect the price to be around $2000 since this is the rarest color for this breed. The beautiful white Pomeranian can also cost you around $1500.

This is because the breed standard calls out for a Pomeranian to be: “from 3 to 7 pounds with the ideal weight for show specimens being 4 to 6 pounds.” And it is true that just about all Poms that compete in conformation shows fall within this range.