New Pom Litter Released October 2, 2026 – Tiny White Girl Pomeranian
On October 2, 2026, our kennel released a Pomeranian puppy we can confidently say is one of a kind: a pure white girl with a tiny frame, a beautiful face, and a spirited personality. A white Pom with a gorgeous face is already rare, but this girl is so small she fits snugly in a pocket or curls up like a cotton ball in the palm of your hand.
She is second-generation, bred right here at our kennel. Her mother is the daughter of Bora (imported from Korea), and her father is Tiểu Long Bao (imported from China)—a stud many of you have seen in our previous white Pom litters.
She’s a girl with a lively, playful personality—the quintessential spirited little lady. We’ve kept video clips of her from her very first days, posted on our channel, so you can watch her journey from newborn to now.
If you’re looking for a beautiful, spirited, pocket-sized girl, don’t wait. See her real photos below.
What Does Second-Generation Bred by Our Kennel Mean?
Second-generation means this puppy was bred and raised here at our kennel, not imported. Her mother is the daughter of Bora (imported from Korea), and her father is Tiểu Long Bao (imported from China).
Knowing a Pomeranian puppy’s parents helps you understand her background and lineage. If you’d like to learn more about her parents’ lines, just ask us when you reach out.
Why Should You Watch Real Videos and Photos Before Choosing a Pom?
Real photos and videos are the best way to see what a Pomeranian puppy truly looks like—her coat color, size, and personality come through far more clearly than any description.
We’ve filmed this puppy from her very first days and posted the footage on our channel, so you can watch her grow. Clips of her sitting snugly in a pocket, toddling down the walkway, or curled up in the palm of a hand show just how tiny she really is.
- Her true coat color
- Her actual size when placed next to a hand or familiar object
- How she moves: quick and spirited, or calm and gentle
Are Tiny White Pomeranians Rare?
According to our experience, a white Pom with a beautiful face is already uncommon, and when she’s also tiny, she becomes even harder to find. This is our assessment of this particular puppy, not a guarantee of her adult size—every puppy grows differently.
White Pomeranians look like fluffy cotton balls, but their coats show dirt easily. Brush regularly and keep your Pom clean and dry to maintain that beautiful white coat.
What Should You Watch for When a Pom Puppy First Comes Home?
A Pomeranian puppy needs a quiet, warm spot to settle in, along with consistent meal times and proper portions. Give her time to adjust in the first few days—don’t overwhelm her with too much play.
She’s very small, so handle her gently and never let her fall from your hands or get stepped on. She’s spirited and loves to run around, so keep an eye on her when she’s out of her safe space.
If you notice any unusual signs—loss of appetite, lethargy, vomiting, or diarrhea—take her to your veterinarian right away.
- Prepare a clean bed in a draft-free area
- Introduce her to household members gradually
- Ask us and your veterinarian about her vaccination and deworming schedule
Bringing Her Home
If you feel a connection with this puppy, send us a message with her photo and we’ll share more real videos and detailed guidance just for her!
