Petticoat Poms and Persians

Available Puppies

 If you fall in love with one of our Pomeranian puppies for sale, don’t let geography limit you from moving forward in pursuit. While it may seem easiest for in-state adoptions, we ladies often work together and offer free deliveries to and throughout Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas as opportunities to get your furbaby to you while we travel to visit some of our out-of-state children/grandchildren. We also have a personal pet-nanny who works to get our Pomeranian puppies from our hands directly into yours at your nearest U.S. airport.   

Pomeranian puppies for 2026...
(We each have an expectant dam!)

These are our available puppies as of August 2026.  We welcome messages inquiring about new arrivals that we may not have posted yet. Scroll the photo galleries swiping from side to side so you can “Ooooh and Awww” over several photos of each available cutie. 🙂

If you are new to the Pomeranian breed, here are a few links to serve as springboards to ensure this is best breed for your home and life schedule. The American Kennel Club and Continental Kennel Club are informative online resources, but nothing compares to personal experience with one!

This stunning female is webnamed “Cinder”. What a brown beauty she is! She has a white chest splash and the “and tan” pattern. Her tan stockings, cheeks, and tan brows will become more bold as she matures. “Cinder” arrived 7/23/26 to Mojave (6 lbs) and Mojo (8 lbs.). We expect her to be an adorably small but sturdy size for travel, RV life or just a perfect lap baby. Put her in a purse and off you go! AVAILABLE $2800

 “Bruto” was welcomed to the nursery, DOB 3/30/26. NEW PHOTOS COMING He’s almost 17 weeks old, upto date on his puppy vaccines and ready for his new home! Bruto is a handom black and tan male with well-placed tan points and bold color contrast.  Additionally, his coat has snazzy white accents, namely a pinstripe blaze that brightens his forehead, white chest splash and two rear booties. Adorable little boy ready to be a constant travel size companion!  Videos of him upon request.  AVAILABLE $2600

“Flint” is a fabulous blue and tan Pomeranian puppy. He has a silvery blue coat and well-placed tan points with nice contrast in his tan shade. Like his brothers, he has a little teddy bear snub muzzle with a sweet baby face. Lovely little male Pomeranian puppy, born 7/23/26 to Mojave (6 lbs.) and Mojo (8 lbs.). You can view these pretty Pomeranian  parents on our Ladies Page and Gents Page. AVAILABLE $2800

“Chimney” is sporting a classic black parti Pom coat, but technically he’s a merle. We are happy to share a little video of the tiny blue splotch on his right thigh for someone interested in confirming that.    “Chimney”, born 7/23/26 to Mojave (6 lbs.) and Mojo (8 lbs.) is charting out to be the smallest in his litter. His wee tiny muzzle will give him the sweetest baby face once he’s a bit bigger. You can view his pretty Pomeranian  parents on our Ladies Page and Gents Page. AVAILABLE $2800

TEACUP “Pixie” is a tri-color female. She has a black and white parti coat with the added pattern of “and tan”. She has parti white down her legs, so the tan points will be her cheeks and little expressive eyebrows. “Pixie” arrived in our nursery 7/26/26 to and Thunder. She’s charting to be a tiny one even at maturity so a home without younger children will be the best fit. Contact us for more details. We are happy to share more photos and videos upon request.    AVAILABLE $2900

“Truffles” made her arrival in the world 8/7/26, the only one in her litter, born to our lovely orange sable, Penny (8 lbs) and handsome little stud, Thunder (5 lbs). “Truffles” is a chocolate sable female (notice her chocolate nose pigment), but in in layman’s colors, she’ll look light creamy orange in her mature coat. She has an adorable baby face, short and wide muzzle and teen little ears.         AVAILABLE $2800

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House Training Your New Puppy

From time to time, we’ve been asked if puppies are house trained when they leave to their new homes. While that’s certainly a fair question for first time puppy owners, it’s a wishful dream for those with previous pet experience. Even with the high intelligence of the Pomeranian breed, housebreaking is a process that requires time and consistency. When they are leaving for new homes, fully weaned from mama, and eating on a meal schedule, that is the ideal time for puppy house training to begin. We offer to start puppies on crate training (upon request) for customers who plan to include a crate in their general training methods. Just know, there are as many ways to house train a dog as there are to cook eggs. The key is to find the method that works best for you. 

Helpful links for housetraining a puppy

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