Lafary Poms

05/04/2025

🥳🎊💖💖💙💙🐾

01/04/2025

Beautiful Mia is expecting 4 littles 🥳🐾🥰
1st pick merle female is spoken for by my waitlist. Reach out if interested in being on the waitlist for this litter 💓
State of Texas Lic.453 🌟

31/03/2025

Dolly is in heat & we have decided to pair her with Leebird again for another set of gorgeous babies 😍 Excited to see what they produce this time 🐾✨️ June babies 💕
State of Texas Lic.453 🌟

30/03/2025

Spoiled doesn't even begin to cover it 😂😂 Daily night routine cleaning them, only to have them scattered everywhere like a tornado hit my living room the next day 😉🥰 my babies living their best life ❤️🐾

06/03/2025

05/03/2025

I love getting Pupdates 😍 Dolly x Leebird outdid themselves with these beauties 🥰 I will definitely be repeating this breeding again at some point. Her next planned breeding is with beautiful Prince (in the comments) hopefully end of this month 💙

13/02/2025

I'm excited to announce we passed our 2025 USDA Inspection 🥳

10/02/2025

I'm incredibly excited to be able to offer Payment Plans through Klarna on GoodDog 🐾 Hopefully this opens up the door for some to be able to get the puppy of their dreams ❤️
State of Texas Lic.453 🌟 USDA Licensed

07/02/2025

We have been keeping a secret...
Introducing Lafary Pom's newest stud:
Lafary's Cue the Violins, call name Goober 😂 Once we have completed all his health tests he will be paired with Mulan & Ali in the Fall 🐾 He is a tiny 4lbs at 8 months 🥰 So excited to have him home 🏡 💙
🌟 State of Texas Lic.453 & USDA Licensed

05/02/2025

I'm incredibly excited that this breeding is currently also taking place ❤️ 1st pick dilute merle female & 2nd pick dilute merle female are spoken for at this time 🐾
🌟 State of Texas Lic.453 & USDA Licensed

03/02/2025

These 2 breedings are taking place for April babies 🐾 Feel free to sign up on our waitlist: https://www.lafarypoms.com/puppy-waitlist.html
🌟 Texas Lic.453 & USDA Licensed

14/01/2025

Blip, my little gentleman sitting pretty 🐾💓

08/01/2025

and that's all folks! The last puppy of 2024 has gone to his furr-ever home 🏡 Thank you so much Katie for loving this precious boy!!! 🥰🥰🥰 Prince is off living his happily ever after with his new family & mommy 🐾 💙💙💙

06/01/2025

She is such a happy girl 😍🥰 I am so thankful for my wonderful puppy pawrents 🐾 Much love & blessings for Rowena & her furr-ever family 💗💗💗

05/01/2025

Bathing baby Poms is so cute 😂 they look like baby seals 🦭😍 Rowena is ready to meet her furr-ever Mommy 💓💓💓

01/01/2025

Just a PSA on the hair care for a double coated Pom 💓 I will never shame another for the choice they make, but some info on double coats:

Sharing this post from another page:

"Hi pom friends!!! Just a PSA from your friendly groomer again 😊😊

Seen two posts at least in a 24 hr period regarding pups that were shaved and the owner wants regrowth. I am not going to shame owners who shave their dogs. Their choice.. going to give facts and that is it.

Poms are a double coated breed. This means they have 1 guard hair to every 12-22 undercoat hairs growing from the same follicle. And this guard hair does have a stopping point. What does that mean? Well each hair has three phases. Active, transition, and dead. Each hair goes through these phases at different times for the dog.

Here is the kicker... guard hairs which is the pretty shiny hair does stop and the active phase may not start back up for years.. some never.

That being said let us discuss the coat's purpose. The guard hair acts as protection for the skin. A dog's skin is 10 x more sensitive than humans. The guard hair is protection from the sun, allergens, and many other issues... now the undercoat. If properly maintained, becomes the temp regulator in heat or cold. The dog shakes and traps either hot or cold air in the coat to keep the dog comfortable.

With this very basic information, let me give some facts.. when a dog is not brushed, the undercoat goes wild and no longer can regularly regulate temps and Matt's easily.

When guard hairs are shaved below the undercoat, you have a great chance of catching it in the transition phase where it will not grow back for a long time, if ever. The undercoat then attempts to grow fast to protect the skin, this again becomes a matting issue as it is difficult to keep this coat maintained. The guard hairs also can become damaged from repeated shaving and stop growing all together.

These are facts. This is not a shaming post. Some dogs may not have issues for years, but proof is in the pudding that eventually they will begin to lose coat. Especially after years of shaving. It is very long and hard work to fix the problem and it may never totally fix it but is possible. Regrowth also may need medical attention as some health issues may also cause a coat to not come back such as metabolic issues.

My recommendation is to never cut the guard hairs shorter than the undercoat. But again each person is allowed to do their dog how they wish. It is their dog. Some never see issues. Some see them years down the road and some immediately. You never know which you will be.

I hope that this helps a little to understand why people recommend to not shave your pom babies."

28/12/2024

🤣🤣🤣 I love my crazy girls 🥰 my merle ladies Ali & Mulan are besties as you can tell 💗💗💗

24/12/2024

My beauties 😍 They go home soon to their new Paw-rents 🐾🥰 Dolly x Leebird babies