Here at
Bachman Pomeranians we breed primarily for ourselves,
therefore we don't breed very often. When we do
decide to breed our Pomeranians, a lot of time and
care goes into the planning of it. Research into
the pedigrees, the dogs' conformation, their temperaments
and always the thought of bettering the breed is
in mind. We have started to do heath screening on
our Poms and currently test our poms Thyroid, Hearts,
Patellas, Hips and Eyes. For a list of the most
common health problems that affect poms please click
here.
Our pet
quality pups are sold with a spay/neuter contract
and with a limited AKC registration. Our pups are
born and raised in our house to provide the best
possible start to their lives. Our pups will never
leave our home until at least 8-10 weeks of age
and sometimes much later if we are keeping them
to evaluate for show. If we have an an older pom available
it will be spayed/neutered before leaving. If you
would like more information please email us at bachman@bachmanpoms.com.
Available
Puppies
Updated
12-9-2010
We
currently have a 3 month old orange sable male
available to a pet home. He should mature to be
6-7 lbs. He's from Champion parents and is just
gorgous. If it wasn't for his size, he'd be staying
here to be shown. Please email for more information
at bachman@bachmanpoms.com

Available Adults
We
currently have 2 adult males available as of December
9th, 2010.

Johnny
is 6 years old and is a retired Champion. He's
very sweet and loves to cuddle on the sofa with
his favorite people.

Miles
is 2 1/2 years old. He never cared much for showing
so we're looking for a forever home for him. He's
very outgoing and affectionate.
Planned/Current Litters
We
have several litters planned in the future. Some
are repeats of previous matings that hopefully will
produce some more beautiful Champions for us here
at Bachman Poms. A few others are new combinations
which we are even more excited about. If you are
interested in a Bachman show potential Pom please
email with complete details on yourself. We will
require only home environments, absolutely no big
kennels. Please be prepared to give references