Pomeranian Puppies for Sale in San Francisco CA by Uptown Puppies

Please give me an overview of Pomeranian puppies for sale in San Francisco CA

Like anywhere else, Pomeranian puppies in San Francisco are sold at varying prices by different breeders because there is no set price for these wonderful dogs. Several factors come into play when breeders decide on a price of puppy including the breeder’s experience, the Pom’s coat color, and size.

Are San Francisco Pomeranians for sale good for tiny houses or apartments? I’m looking for a Teacup San Francisco Pomeranian for sale.

Pomeranians are one of the best apartment dogs in the world! A lot of people living in cities with small dwelling options choose them as pets because of their size and low exercise needs. Poms don’t need a lot of space to roam around and could do with a daily short walk around the block. They are perfect for busy people who want a lively company when they come home from work.

What if there are no Pomeranians for sale in San Francisco? How do I find Pomeranian breeders in San Francisco?

If you can’t find the puppy that you want in San Francisco, don’t worry. The breeders and businesses on Uptown are pros and can find your dream Pom in its vast network, which covers the lower 48 states. They can then arrange to have your new furbaby transported to San Francisco for you to pick up at a major airport.

How do you screen Pomeranian breeders San Francisco?

Uptown receives an overwhelming number of applications to join our network. All these breeders and companies go through a screening process that checks their background, breeding experience, facility quality, and breeding practices. Less than 10% of these applicants get approved to take the final step -- the Breeder Pledge.

Why is Uptown Puppies different from searching for a Pomeranian San Francisco online?

There are many Pomeranians sold online but there are also a lot of puppy scams that drain families of time, money, and energy. Uptown is created to avoid these and to empower the awesome breeders with ethical businesses. On Uptown, finding a healthy puppy that was bred and raised properly is easy, even fun!

What is a puppy mill and why are their Pomeranian puppies San Francisco so cheap?

Puppy mills produce as many puppies as possible at the minimum cost, skipping proper breeding practices, essential health care, and socialization that young pups need. Puppies from mills are at a higher risk of genetic health issues and behavior problems. For families who bring home a Pom from a puppy mill, this could mean endless, expensive trips to the vet.

What if I’m looking for a specific type of Pomeranian?

Uptown has a growing network of Pomeranian breeders so we are confident that we can help you find what you’re looking for. Let us know about the kind of Pom that you want and we’ll connect you with the breeders who are most likely to have them. Or browse our featured puppies to see the breeders’ picks of the litter.

What kind of dog is a Pomeranian?

The Pomeranian is best characterized by its thick coat and tiny stature. It is the smallest member of the Spitz family and descended from big sled dogs which explains all that fur. The Pom rose to fame as a royal pet in the 1700s. Soon, the demand for this companion dog grew and from that point, it was bred to be smaller until it reached the size it is today.

How small are Pomeranians?

Pomeranians are quite portable at 7-12 inches in height and 3-7 pounds in weight. They were bred to be small since the 18th century. Some litters may have the odd larger and heavier Pom considering that they descended from large dogs but in general, Pomeranians should be small and light enough to carry around.

What are some of the common health problems of Pomeranians?

Pomeranians are small but sturdy. As they age, they become more susceptible to health issues that are common with small breed dogs like luxating patella (a knee issue), tracheal collapse (throat problems), hypoglycemia, teeth overcrowding, and hair loss. These issues are easily manageable with proper health care.