Texas Puppies for Sale

Did you know that Pomeranians are closely related to the Wolf? Pomeranians belong to the Spitz breed group of canines, characterized by a long, thick coat of fur, pointed ears, a curled tail and a genetic closeness to the Wolf. 

The Spitz breed group is one of the oldest recorded breed groups, with archeological evidence dating back nearly a millennium. It includes The Spitz breed group also includes breeds like the Chow Chow, Akita Inu, Malamute's, Siberian Huskies and the Corgi. Despite the German name, the Spitz breed group originates in the Arctic and Siberia.

Few states are as friendly to dogs and dog owners as the Lone Star State. In fact, Texas is one of the best states in the country to buy, rescue or adopt a puppy. The Pomeranian is the most popular breed in Texas, though Corgi and the Blue Heeler are not far behind.   

Whether you’re from Texas, you’re on vacation with your Corgi or your visiting to find Blue Heeler puppies for sale you’ll find Texas has more than enough dog-friendly activities to keep you busy.

Yes. According to V.T.C.A., Health & Safety Code § 826.021, vaccination of dogs and cats is required in the state of Texas. 

“Except as otherwise provided by department rule, the owner of a dog or cat shall have the animal vaccinated against rabies by the time the animal is four months of age and at regular intervals thereafter as prescribed by department rule.” 

The law goes on to state that a county or municipality may not register or license an animal in the state of Texas that has not been vaccinated.

No. There is no law in Texas that requires a dog to wear a seat belt or be restrained during transportation. However, Texas disorderly conduct laws state that it is illegal to transport or confine an animal in a cruel manner. 

Regardless of state law, we recommend that all dog-owners take steps to ensure their pet’s safety when in a moving vehicle. It’s best to keep dogs restrained and out of the front seat. Dogs who insist on climbing into the front seat should be placed in the back, in a crate. If your dog’s crate doesn’t fit in the car, you should invest in a barrier to keep them out of the front seat.