Pekingese Puppies For Sale
Please be advised that we do NOT ship our puppies.
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Click Here to View All Puppies For Sale at TeaCups Pekingese Puppies For Sale at TeaCups Looking for a Pekingese Puppy? You've come to the right place! At TeaCups Puppies & Boutique, we've been specializing in teacup and toy breed puppies in the South Florida area since 1999! Don't see exactly what you're looking for in a Pekingese? Call us at (954)985-8848 and we'll find you the cuddly companion of your dreams! Just remember... we don't ship our puppies, nor do we recommend it. Caring for a teacup or toy puppy involves great responsibility, and all customers are required to pick up their puppy in person to attend puppy orientation in which they're educated on how to care for their new puppy. Due to the delicate nature of our tiny puppies, it is a policy of TeaCups not to place them into homes with children under the age of 10 years old. Exceptions to this policy will be made at the owner's discretion, depending on the particular puppy chosen. Please understand that this policy was created with only the best interest of our puppies in mind, and we do reserve the right to refuse the sale of a puppy to anyone we feel cannot provide an appropriate home. For more information about our t-cup and toy breed Breed Info: The Pekingese has a very interesting history throughout its native country of China. They were once regarded as a manifestation of the legendary Foo Dog that was believed to drive away spirits. Commoners were required to bow to them, and people were punished by death for stealing one. Whenever an emperor died, his Pekingese would be sacrificed so that it could travel with him to the afterlife. It wasn’t until 1860 that the Pekingese reached the West. When British and French troops invaded the Summer Palace in China during the Second Opium War, Chinese Imperial Guards were ordered to kill the Pekingese in order to prevent them from falling into the hands of "foreign devis." Only 5 survived. They were taken to Queen Victoria, and from those 5, the Pekingese descended. They were first show in Britain in 1893, and were recognized in the United States in 1909. The Pekingese is feisty, courageous, and independent. A brave little dog, loyal, and very affectionate with its master; loving to the point of jealousy. They are affectionate and sensitive, and thrive on human attention. Pekingese are leery of strangers, and sometimes they can be a bit stubborn. They are loyal and tend to be very protective of their owner. It is important to socialize Pekingese at an early age to avoid aggressiveness towards other animals. The Pekingese is a large dog in a small body. It expects to be respected and will not tolerate being treated otherwise. A combination of regal dignity, intelligence, courageousness and self-importance make for a good natured, opinionated and affectionate companion to those who have earned its respect. |
