Name : Trish Tribble
Town : Morrinsville, waikato, NZ
Phone : 07 212 3247
Email : Display Email
Web : http://www.nzpomeranian.com
Clubs : Hamilton Kennel Assn, The Spitz Club of NZ
Small breeder and exhibitor of pomeranians in New zealand. Imported and homebred dogs, I'm proud to have bred/owned some of the most beautiful poms. Health tested to ensure healthy pups, shown to achieve quality, I sometimes have puppies available. Preservation breeder I am always striving for better. Happy to talk to potential buyers and anyone regarding poms! I have added Chinese cresteds to our home, and find them delightful
I love this unique wonderful breed.
They really are a wonderful breed to have, and get on well with my poms.
Health testing for all my dogs are available to puppy buyers.
If you wish to be considered for future pups, please email me :)
Please note that everyone wants a hairless girl, puffs are just as wonderful as the hairless, and boys make great pets too!!
Top pomeranian breeder,NZ via dogzonline point score!!
Exhibitor and breeder of Pomeranians and Chinese Cresteds.
We aim to produce healthy, well bred quality dogs
We breed for health, soundness, conformation and temperament, Colour is lovely but healthy happy puppys are far more important. All breeding poms here are health tested from specialized vets. (NOT a vet check, you need specialist vet results each year. Dna does not detect our breeds health issues )
As All my dogs are health tested, results can be viewed, i encourage all pom breeders in nz to follow this.
I am also proud to be the pomeranian health breed advisor for nz, and we go above and beyond making sure puppies produced are of best quality, best health and best start in life with the best temperaments!
We desensitize our pups for fireworks, loud noises, planes trains etc, and as we are rural they get to see cows, horses etc.
They come with a full comprehensive puppy pack, lifetime support, vaccinated, microchipped, registered with council and nzcar.
Trish is a registered micrchipper and also able to collect samples for DNA for Massey university.
We do have a long waiting list, we do not overbreed our dogs, and generally poms have smaller litters, and we have to keep what we need first.
I'm happy to give advice to any, just drop me a line
