The Best Care for Your Best Friend!
Your Pomeranian puppy has been looked after and cared for with a lot of love and attention!
It has been fed only the best food for its age!
It has been vaccinated and dewormed.
Guaranteed pedigree
I have been involved in breeding since 1993, after graduating with a degree in Cynology from LTU-Sofia. I breed Pomeranian dogs and Singapura cats.
Since 2018, I have a new cat breed: Devon Rex.
The Pomeranian Spitzes carry bloodlines from the kennels: CHAR, FINCH, CHRISCENDO, DOSSMAR, BI-MAR, FOXWORTH, KONTRAPUNKT, JAN-SHARS; WEE HEART, APPOLOETTE, DOCHLAGGIE, CHRISDENS. We now also have new lines imported from Russia.
All our pets live with our family, are not kept in cages, and are well socialized. We regularly participate in exhibitions, and our awards are indicated next to the photos of their owners. Sometimes we have babies looking for a new family. They can be show-promising quality or just pets. The main goal of my kennel is to breed for quality, not quantity, and also to raise healthy and purebred cats and dogs for whom I can find good and loving owners.
I do not breed Mini Spitzes with Pomeranians, even though it is allowed.
I do not work with the Mini Spitz breed.
Our babies do not leave home before reaching 3 months of age, and Pomeranian Spitzes can be taken to a new home after 3-3.5-4 months of age.
All babies are vaccinated, microchipped, and receive pedigrees, regardless of whether they are taken as pets without breeding rights, or for show and breeding.
The prices of animals taken as pets are half the price of those animals purchased for show and breeding.
SHOW AND BREED QUALITY – The animals have no defects that disqualify them according to the breed standard – they have a correct bite, two testicles in males, and approach the maximum requirements according to the standard to receive high scores and titles at shows and to obtain the right to breed.
BREED QUALITY – The animals do not have disqualifying faults according to the breed standard, but they do not stand out with exceptional merits and may have acceptable faults (not disqualifying). They can be used for breeding and show, without expecting high titles.
PETS – the so-called pet quality – The animals have disqualifying faults according to the breed standard and are not allowed to show and **DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE USED FOR BREEDING**. They are offered with a **NO-BREEDING** contract, and the price is half the price of show and breed quality.
PUPPIES WEIGHING UNDER 1.2 KG: Quite often, extremely small puppies are born in the breed, whose adult weight does not exceed much 1.2 kg. These puppies look like living toys and are highly sought after, but alas, they are not toys but living creatures that are like premature children – they require a lot of constant care throughout their lives and quite often do not live past 5 years. Due to their small size, they are predisposed to various diseases that are triggered by a number of factors beyond the owner’s control, such as: severe stress, undernourishment, overheating, frostbite, mechanical injuries. I do not recommend such Pomeranians for families with small children under 10-12 years old, due to the high risk of injury to the puppy, as well as stress factors, nor to people who are raising a dog for the first time, due to the need for specific care and attention. Raising such small puppies is associated with constant control of the environment, feeding, and frequent visits to the veterinarian, due to their tendency to hypoglycemia. The normal weight of a healthy Pomeranian dog is between 1.8 kg – 3 kg, and the breed exhibits reverse sexual dimorphism – females are sometimes larger than males. This feature is related to the possibility of normal gestation and birth of offspring.
I ask people who are looking for super small puppies to take the above information into account!
The “OK BOSS” kennel operates according to internationally accepted standards and the requirements of FIFe and FCI.
According to their requirements, every animal must have received a minimum rating of “VERY GOOD” for females and “EXCELLENT” for males at an exhibition held under the auspices of FIFe and FCI to be allowed for breeding. Animals with lower scores are not allowed for breeding.
A deposit is left to reserve an animal; otherwise, it goes to the first person who pays its value.
In case of the new owner’s refusal of the agreed purchase, non-payment of the sum, as well as non-compliance with the commitment undertaken by the new owner, the kennel reserves the right to look for a new owner and the deposit given is not refundable.
A contract is signed in two copies upon sale.
The kennel bears full responsibility for the health of the raised and sold animals within 2 weeks after the date of sale, and is also available for advice and assistance in raising our cats and dogs in their new homes.
In case of diseases, congenital and transmitted by the parents, which have developed before reaching one year of age, the kennel replaces the sick animal with a new one of the same quality, when available, upon presentation of a medical certificate signed by two veterinarians independent of both parties.
New owners are given detailed information on the specifics of raising and feeding the different breeds.
The kennel cannot take responsibility for injuries and illnesses that occurred due to improper raising or feeding.
The “OK BOSS” kennel works with the foods of “HAPPY DOG” & “HAPPY CAT” – INTERQUELL, GERMANY.
Our kennel does not work with non-pedigreed animals.
My kennel was registered with FCI in 2003 and with FIFe in 2005.
Please write your opinion in the guest book!
Thank you for your time!
Sincerely: Kamelia Bosilkova
Cynologist, Psychologist,
National Judge 5 FCI group, 4 section
