The price of Pomeranians is influenced by many factors, and prices vary by region. Prices in first-tier cities are higher than in remote areas. Additionally, bloodline is a major factor affecting Pomeranian prices, with purebred show-quality Pomeranians being the most expensive. The dog's appearance is also closely related to the price, and female Pomeranians are a bit more expensive than males. The following will provide detailed information.

How much is a Pomeranian?

According to the current domestic market, a Pomeranian generally costs around 2500 yuan each. Depending on the region, the price for a regular pet-grade Pomeranian in Shanghai is between 2000 and 3000 yuan, Chengdu 1800 to 2500 yuan, and Luoyang around 1500 to 2000 yuan.

Ordinary Pomeranians typically cost around 1000 yuan. Those bred domestically are relatively cheaper, about 1000 yuan in Shanghai, 800 yuan in Chengdu, 800 yuan in Luoyang, and around 500 yuan in remote small counties.

How much is a purebred Pomeranian?

There is no fixed price for truly purebred Pomeranians. Generally, purebred Pomeranians have official pedigree certificates and better appearances. Purebred female Pomeranians with certificates are more expensive, around 20,000 yuan or higher, while purebred male Pomeranians are relatively cheaper, about 12,000 yuan. Purebred show-quality Pomeranians can cost over 100,000 yuan, but they are often in scarce demand. Certificates in China are somewhat disorganized, many are fake and do not match the actual description, so buyers should be cautious.

What are the characteristics of purebred Pomeranians?

Purebred Pomeranians are small in size, overall shaped like a fur ball, with a short slightly upturned snout. Their ears are small and from the back, the ears are almost invisible with fluffy and soft fur. Hybrid Pomeranians have longer bodies, longer snouts, bigger ears, and fur that lies flat against the body.