- Characteristics
- Affectionate, Dignified, Friendly, Funny, Loves, Loyal, Playful, Quiet, Smart
- Coat length
- Short
- House-trained
- Yes
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
- Good in a home with
- Other dogs, children.
Pomeranian
BELLA
$500.00
+ Free ShippingBella the Teacup Pomeranian
📌 General Information
•Breed: Teacup Pomeranian (a downsized version of the Toy Pomeranian)
•Age: 8 weeks old (typical age for going home—let me know if Bella is older)
•Sex: Female
•Name: Bella
•Expected Adult Size: 2–4 lbs
•Current Size (at 8 weeks): Usually 0.9 – 1.3 lbs, with a fluffy coat that makes her look bigger than she is.
🧬 Temperament & Personality
Teacup Pomeranians like Bella are known for their big personalities in tiny bodies:
•Outgoing & Social 🌸 – Bella will likely enjoy being the center of attention.
•Affectionate & Loyal 💕 She’ll form a close bond, wanting cuddles and companionship.
•Playful & Energetic 🎾 – Loves toys, little games, and showing off her “Pom pride.”
•Alert & Vocal 🔔 – Pomeranians are natural watchdogs; Bella may bark at noises or strangers.
•Confident but Sensitive 🐾 – Bold in personality, but she still needs gentle handling because of her small size.
🍽 Feeding & Care Needs (8 Weeks Old)
•Diet: High-quality puppy food for toy breeds (kibble softened with warm water, or wet food).
•Feeding Schedule: 4–5 tiny meals per day (to avoid hypoglycemia).
•Water: Always available and fresh.
•Supplements: Nutri-Cal or honey-water on hand in case of weakness/shaking.
🛠 Training & Development
•Potty Training: Poms can be stubborn—start crate training or pad training now.
•Basic Obedience: Teach her name, “sit,” and “come” in short fun sessions (2–3 min).
•Socialization: Get Bella used to safe people, different environments, and light sounds this prevents future barking or anxiety.
❤ Health & Safety
•Vet Care: At 8 weeks, she should have started her vaccinations and deworming. Boosters are needed every few weeks.
•Fragility: Small bones avoid jumping off beds, couches, or stairs.
•Coat Care: Start brushing early her fluffy coat can mat quickly.
•Hypoglycemia: Watch closely for tiredness, shaking, or weakness.
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