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HOME OF ANNE'S POMERANIANS
This is the home of Anne's Pomeranians on 120 beautiful acres of wooded land in Indiana. The house is attached to our steel building and the kennel is built inside so we can be close to our Poms at all times.
This is the back side of the house and as you will see the kennel runs and exercise area is directly to the right.
As you can see the kennel area is very close to the back patio. They never fail to entertain me when I am out watching the fish in the pond, watering the flowers or just trying to relax.
The kennel has 13 runs that are 3' x 12' on the back side of the building with doggie doors for them to go in and out. The exercise pen is 30' x 50' completely fenced and a great area for them to run and play in.
This is the inside of the kennel with 13 runs that are from 3' x 5' to 3' x 10'. The inside area is 8' x 40' and houses the adults and older puppies.
This is the room you will enter when you come to see puppies or pick a puppy up. It is on the back of the steel building.
Our nursery is 14' x 20' feet and is where the litters are raised and kept until they are ready to go to their new forever homes. All litters are whelped in our laundry room or bedroom and moved back out in the nursery when the puppies are old enough. This is also where I do the grooming, wash their towels and beds, keep their vaccinations and anything of theirs that needs to be refrigerated. Each pen is large and has a water bottle and food bowl, that are washed daily. The nursery and the kennel are both air conditioned and heated so they are always comfortable. We have ceiling fans to help circulate the air. Everyone sleeps on soft beds that look like sheeps wool. Their beds are changed and washed daily if not more often. All the puppies are raised with lots of special attention. The Moms are fed special soft food after the puppies are born and until the puppies are weaned. The puppies are on the special soft food until they are around 8-9 weeks old. Depending on size.
