My Story
Passion for Poms
My love for this breed started as a teen.
After seeing my first Pomeranian, I instantly fell in love.
I'm not sure what I love the most...
their beautiful teddy bear like faces,
or their perfectly fluffy, compact coat?!
Now that my youngest of three children is 3,
I started to think about my career goals,
and what I’m truely passionate about.
I’d considered going back in the medical field,
I loved working with patients,
ultimately, I wanted something more.
My love for this breed is what drives me to be the best.
I want nothing more than to produce wonderful examples
of the breed that I hold dearly to my heart.
I will strictly breed to the AKC Standard.
My Facebook Page/Instagram Page will be updated before my litters are due to arrive to let potential Pom parents know of the upcoming litter.
I will only have 1-2 litters a year, so puppies will go fast.
Pomeranians have the potential to produce between 1-4 puppies in a litter,
but typically average between 1-2 puppies.
Puppies will be ready to go home between 9-12 weeks of age.
All Puppies will be Dewormed, and Vet Checked, before going home to their new families.
I will provide Limited AKC Registration on all puppies
after proof of Spay/Neuter.
Please Email me my Puppy Application Form to be considered.
Application Form, is on my Available Puppies Page.
I don't ship my puppies in the cargo area of the plane,
but will gladly hand-deliver them to anywhere in the U.S.,
for the cost of the trip.
Your new puppy will be in the airplane cabin with me,
until pick up at your local airport.
You're more than welcome to come to my home,
or a designated location
(within two driving hours of Shelby Twp, Michigan) for pickup.
I’m a firm believer in what you feed your body contributes to your over all health.
This applies to our furry friends too!
All my Poms are fed a natural, nutrient based diet.
In addition, I feed my Poms daily Coconut Oil, and Kelp Powder
to Improve Digestive, Immune, and Coat Health.
If you wouldn’t feed your children fast-food every day,
why would you feed it to your furbaby?
If you need recommendations,
I will gladly provide them for you.
Pardi-Poms puppies will only go to the BEST homes,
and I truly mean that.
Puppies will not be cheap, serious inquiries only.
You’re paying for the Bloodline, Pedigree, Temperament, and Coat of an AKC Pomeranian.
There’s plenty of adorable, sweet, and loving Pomeranians for sale more affordable than mine, but please remember- these are Show Quality Companion Poms!
Lastly, any breeder advertising "Teacup" or "Micro-Sized" Pomeranians isn't reputable breeder.
Run far away from them, and fast.
You'll end up with a sick pup,
or a puppy taken away from its mother too soon.
These type of breeders have one thing in mind: MONEY.
Those breeders, or should I say puppy mills,
could care less about the puppies health and wellbeing.
Teacup and Micro Poms don't exist.
The AKC Standard for Pomeranians is between 3-7 lbs.
Anything smaller isn't healthy for Pomeranians,
and why would you want them that small?
Pomeranians are already small.
Do your homework and research breeders, and ask questions.
Always check local animal shelters
and rescue Pomeranians first!
Thank you, for visiting my page!
"I hope to bring years of happiness to both Pomeranians,
and their Humans alike".
-Britney Azzopardi
My Story
Passion for Poms
My love for this breed started as a teen.
After seeing my first Pomeranian, I instantly fell in love.
I'm not sure what I love the most...
their beautiful teddy bear like faces,
or their perfectly fluffy, compact coat?!
Now that my youngest of three children is 3,
I started to think about my career goals,
and what I’m truely passionate about.
I’d considered going back in the medical field,
I loved working with patients,
ultimately, I wanted something more.
My love for this breed is what drives me to be the best.
I want nothing more than to produce wonderful examples
of the breed that I hold dearly to my heart.
I will strictly breed to the AKC Standard.
My Facebook Page/Instagram Page will be updated before my litters are due to arrive to let potential Pom parents know of the upcoming litter.
I will only have 1-2 litters a year, so puppies will go fast.
Pomeranians have the potential to produce between 1-4 puppies in a litter,
but typically average between 1-2 puppies.
Puppies will be ready to go home between 9-12 weeks of age.
All Puppies will be Dewormed, and Vet Checked, before going home to their new families.
I will provide Limited AKC Registration on all puppies
after proof of Spay/Neuter.
Please Email me my Puppy Application Form to be considered.
Application Form, is on my Available Puppies Page.
I don't ship my puppies in the cargo area of the plane,
but will gladly hand-deliver them to anywhere in the U.S.,
for the cost of the trip.
Your new puppy will be in the airplane cabin with me,
until pick up at your local airport.
You're more than welcome to come to my home,
or a designated location
(within two driving hours of Shelby Twp, Michigan) for pickup.
I’m a firm believer in what you feed your body contributes to your over all health.
This applies to our furry friends too!
All my Poms are fed a natural, nutrient based diet.
In addition, I feed my Poms daily Coconut Oil, and Kelp Powder
to Improve Digestive, Immune, and Coat Health.
If you wouldn’t feed your children fast-food every day,
why would you feed it to your furbaby?
If you need recommendations,
I will gladly provide them for you.
Pardi-Poms puppies will only go to the BEST homes,
and I truly mean that.
Puppies will not be cheap, serious inquiries only.
You’re paying for the Bloodline, Pedigree, Temperament, and Coat of an AKC Pomeranian.
There’s plenty of adorable, sweet, and loving Pomeranians for sale more affordable than mine, but please remember- these are Show Quality Companion Poms!
Lastly, any breeder advertising "Teacup" or "Micro-Sized" Pomeranians isn't reputable breeder.
Run far away from them, and fast.
You'll end up with a sick pup,
or a puppy taken away from its mother too soon.
These type of breeders have one thing in mind: MONEY.
Those breeders, or should I say puppy mills,
could care less about the puppies health and wellbeing.
Teacup and Micro Poms don't exist.
The AKC Standard for Pomeranians is between 3-7 lbs.
Anything smaller isn't healthy for Pomeranians,
and why would you want them that small?
Pomeranians are already small.
Do your homework and research breeders, and ask questions.
Always check local animal shelters
and rescue Pomeranians first!
Thank you, for visiting my page!
"I hope to bring years of happiness to both Pomeranians,
and their Humans alike".
-Britney Azzopardi