from: Morgan Pomeranianhome <morganpomeranianhome@gmail.com>
date: Jun 24, 2021, 6:46 PM
subject: Re: Lily
Hello there,
I am happy to know you are interested in providing a home for one of our Pomeranian puppy Lily. All our puppies are still available so I will take some little time to describe them in general as concerns their personality so you know exactly the puppy you want as a new family member. All our pups are 10 weeks old and estimated to be about 3-7 pounds at a fully grown age with a lifespan of about 12 – 16 years under proper health-care and love at home. They are the most proactive puppies among all the set of Pomeranian's we have breed in the past years they are perfect on Potty training. Any of our puppies will make a perfect match for a home with kids. We will love to let you know that we have primary jobs so breeding Pomeranian puppies is for the sake of love and habits only, as my husband and I have a long family background of Pomeranian puppies. from childhood and we have been breeding Pomeranian puppies. for over 8 to 9 yrs and that gives us a good experience in the field of breeding and caring for Pomeranian puppies. However, we do not sell our puppies primarily to make money (profits) but rather we only seek homes that are willing to share their love with our puppies spoiling them with so much care and concern. We charge a rehoming fee of $700 on each with shipping. Even though sometimes the breeding of these puppies could come with so much headache, we still do not charge the regular fee in return because we breed these puppies out of passion and love for the breed. As long as you can make us understand that you will share the love in your homes with a puppy, we will consider placing the puppy of your choice to your home and I shall advise you on the next step to take towards getting any pup of your choice into your home as soon as possible and please also get back to us with your EXACT LOCATION.
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