How Much Do Pomeranians Cost?
As an expert at Fou Fou Puppies, I have dedicated years to the enchanting Pomeranian breed, particularly our world-renowned teacup and micro-Pomeranians. A common question from prospective owners is, “How much do Pomeranians cost?” The answer varies based on several factors, and at Fou Fou Puppies, our pricing reflects the exceptional quality of our puppies. In this blog, I’ll break down the costs of owning a Pomeranian, with a focus on our offerings and industry insights, including specific pricing from Fou Fou Puppies.
Initial Purchase Price of a Pomeranian
At Fou Fou Puppies, we specialize in exquisite teacup and micro Pomeranians, known for their tiny size (3-4 lbs and around 8 inches in height) and teddy-bear-like charm. While the typical cost of a Pomeranian puppy from reputable breeders ranges from $600 to $1,500 for standard-sized Poms (5-7 lbs), our micro and teacup Pomeranians are priced higher due to their rarity and meticulous breeding. At Fou Fou Puppies, our Pomeranian puppies typically range from $6,000 to $10,000, with examples like Godiva (Pomeranian F) at $6,400, Mae (Pomeranian F) at $6,800, and show-quality or rare-colored Poms reaching up to $10,000.
Several factors influence the initial cost:
- Breeder Reputation: At Fou Fou Puppies, we ensure our puppies are health-tested, vaccinated, and well-socialized, with a one-year health guarantee. Our partnered breeders in South Korea provide round-the-clock care, contributing to higher costs but ensuring exceptional quality.
- Bloodline and Pedigree: Puppies from champion lines or with AKC/CKC registration, like many of ours, command premium prices due to their superior lineage.
- Coat Color and Size: Rare colors or smaller sizes, such as our micro Poms, increase the price.
- Seasonality: Winter months often see lower demand, potentially reducing prices from some breeders, though Fou Fou Puppies maintains consistent pricing with occasional promotions.
Warning: Be Cautious of Low Prices: Prices significantly below market rates (e.g., under $500) are often a red flag for scams or puppy mills. If the price seems too low to be true, it probably is a scam. Always verify the breeder’s credentials, request health records, and avoid deals lacking transparency, such as claims of royal lineage without documentation. Fou Fou Puppies’ higher pricing reflects our ethical practices and premium care, ensuring healthy, happy puppies.
Adoption as a Cost-Effective Option
If the $6,000-$10,000 range at Fou Fou Puppies is beyond your budget, adoption is a great alternative. Shelters and Pomeranian-specific rescues offer Poms for $100-$600, including vaccinations and spaying/neutering. These dogs may not have pedigree papers but receive health screenings and make loving companions. Adopting saves money and gives a dog a second chance.
Why Choose Fou Fou Puppies?
At Fou Fou Puppies, our micro and teacup Pomeranians are bred with unparalleled care, ensuring they’re healthy, socialized, and ready to be your loyal companion. Our puppies travel from our South Korea kennel with an in-flight nanny to via Pet Cargo to select international airports, a service included in our pricing for destinations like LAX, MIA, or YYZ, reflecting our commitment to their well-being. Our $6,000-$10,000 Pomeranian price range accounts for premium breeding, health guarantees, and exceptional quality, as seen in puppies like Dolce and Orion (both $6,800). We also offer a “special order” option to locate your dream puppy if your preferred one is sold.
Final Thoughts
If you are still thinking "How Much money is a baby Pomeranian"
Pomeranians are a delightful investment, offering joy and companionship for over a decade. At Fou Fou Puppies, our Pomeranian price range is $6,000-$10,000 Pomeranians reflect the pinnacle of quality, from their teddy-bear faces to their vibrant personalities. The biggest factor to consider when buying a pure-bred Pomeranian puppy /dog is the price: a purebred Pomeranian cost will be significantly higher.
Whether you choose one of our micro Poms or adopt from a shelter, understanding the costs—initial and ongoing—is key to responsible ownership. These tiny dogs have huge hearts, and with proper budgeting, you can provide them with a loving home.
For more information on our available puppies or to reserve your furry friend, visit Fou Fou Puppies or reach out directly. Let’s find the perfect Pomeranian to melt your heart!
Angelina Browne, Pomeranian Expert at Fou Fou Puppies
