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Breeder of Little Spitz and Pomeranian in Belgium
About the breeder
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We are a family breeding of Little Spitz and Pomeranian. As a responsible breeder, we've signed the Tipaw Ethical Charter and we take great pride in the health of our dogs and puppies by meeting specific criteria to ensure their well-being.
Tout petit élevage occasionnel et familial de chiens de petite taille. Nos animaux font partie intégrante de notre famille. Ils ont tous un pedigree et sont testés ADN.
Where do the puppies grow up before being adopted?
A la maison
Housing for the dogs?
Avec nous à l'intérieur.
Selection of the puppies' parents?
Nous avons choisis nos chiens dâabord par passion pour la race et ils sont en excellente santĂ© et nous avons participĂ© Ă des expos Ă©galement. Notre male et deux de nos femelles sont champions de Belgique et princesse du Hainaut NVBK 2019 et 2022
Work done with the puppies?
Sociabilisation, début de propreté, découverte par le jeux.
Jeux, cĂąlins, activitĂ©s masticatoires, dĂ©couvertes des bruitsâŠinitiation au toilettage du chiot
Puppy(ies) for sale by the breeder
Do you want to buy a puppy from this breeder? All their puppies are listed below. If you don't see any litter photos, there are no litters planned for the upcoming months. To browse Little Spitz and Pomeranian puppies for sale from other responsible breeders, go to the bottom of the page.
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Last Connected
4 month(s) and 15 day(s) ago
Agreement Number
Verified
Breeder Type
Occasional Breeder
Spoken Languages
French
Verified Adoption(s)
1
Location
Belgium - LiĂšge Province
Puppy insured for free
You take care of your puppy, Figo takes care of the bill.
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An animal is not a toy!
An animal is not a toy. The purchase or adoption of an animal must be made with full awareness of the responsibilities that come with becoming its new owner. Abandoning an animal is an offence that may result in criminal or administrative proceedings.
