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These tiny sweethearts are a beautiful cross between a purebred small pomeranian and a purebred small long-haired chihuahua. Both parents are approximately 3kg, so these babies are...
Ah, the age-old tug of the heartstrings versus the wallet. Buying a Pomeranian typically means a pedigree pupper with papers, health guarantees, and a price tag that can sit pretty between $1500 to $4000 AUD. Adoption, on the other hand, is a noble way to give a furball a second chance, often costing less but with less certainty about lineage and health history.
Pros of buying: guaranteed breed traits, predictable temperament, and usually better health screenings. Cons: expensive, risk of puppy farms if not careful. Adoption pros: saving a life, cheaper, and sometimes you get a delightful surprise in personality. Cons: unknown background, potential health or behavioural issues.
Check out PuppyList or Tradingpost for both buying and adoption options, but always do your homework and meet the dog first.
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4DogsThese tiny sweethearts are a beautiful cross between a purebred small pomeranian and a purebred small long-haired chihuahua. Both parents are approximately 3kg, so these babies are...
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