Sweet Samurai Kennels Japanese Spitz Puppies

Our first litter (three boys and two girls) was born to Geisha and Sami on May 13th, 2008. Our second litter (three girls and two boys) was born on April 4, 2009. If you would like to be placed on our waiting list for future litters, please contact us. Our next litter is scheduled for the Fall of 2010, and will come from Sami, out of Ju-Ju.

LITTER #1 (Born May 13, 2008)

three boys and two girls

We utilize the "Bio Sensor" program, developed by the U.S. Military, which uses early neurological stimulation, to ensure our puppies are given a superior advantage throughout their lives. Benefits of this program include improved cardio vascular performance; stronger heart beats; stronger adrenal glands; greater tolerance to stress; greater resistance to disease; and superior problem-solving abilities. For more information on this program, click on the "Breeding Better Dogs" link on the 'Links' page of this website.

Bio Sensor Program

PUPPIES AT 2 WEEKS OLD

***To view videos of this litter and of our other dogs, please click on the link below or visit www.youtube.com/valeriej4378***

PUPPIES AT 4 WEEKS OLD

PUPPIES AT 6 WEEKS OLD

PUPPIES AT 7 WEEKS OLD

Because this breed is so rare in the United States, individuals wishing to purchase a Japanese Spitz from a reputable breeder often have to wait a year or longer after being placed on a waiting list. Don't let this be a deterrent. If you are interested in purchasing a puppy, contact us. If we don't have any puppies available, we may be able to recommend a reputable breeder who does!

When considering purchasing a puppy from any breeder, be sure to ask the following questions:

Ask to see certification of health, where possible (i.e. vet certificate certifying clear patella, clear eyes and general health of the parents. )

How many litters do you have a year? Breeders producing more than 1 - 3 litters a year are probably not paying enough attention to the genetics and health of the puppies

How & Where are the dogs kept? Are they part of the family? How many dogs do you have? Japanese Spitz are a very affectionate and intelligent breed and do not thrive in a kennel situation; they need individual attention and affection.

Ask to see the parents and the facilities where the dogs are kept. In circumstances where unable to physically see parents and facilities, ask to see photographs or possibly send a relative or friend. A responsible breeder takes extremely good care of his or her animals and grounds, and should not hesitate to show both to a visitor. The grounds should appear clean and the animals should look active and healthy.

Where were the puppies raised? How have you socialized them? What you're looking for here is an indication of what kind of socialization the puppies have had. Socialization is so important to getting a well-adjusted, well-mannered dog. Puppies should have been exposed to people, other dogs, new situations, normal household sounds and activities in order to learn. A puppy raised without this important social interaction can be shy, fearful, aggressive, or have other problems as they get older. Dogs need to know how to play, how to handle new situations, how to relate to people.

fearful, aggressive, or have other problems as they get older. Dogs need to know how to play, how to handle new situations, how to relate to people.

Ask if mother's been bred every season. A breeder who cares about their dogs will breed every other season. Some breeders will breed back-to-back once. This occurs when the breeder wants puppies in a specific season, if there was a small litter, or the female comes into heat once per year. All puppies should be "expected" and well planned.

Ask for references from previous puppy buyers. This can be an excellent way to get an idea of how the puppy will be raised and socialized.

Expect an Ethical breeder to be concerned about, and ask you questions about, the environment you will be providing for your puppy.

Warning signs when selecting a Breeder:

When you talk to potential breeders about their puppies, your goal should be to make certain your new puppy has had a great start in life, and in this way eliminate any unnecessary problems when your new addition to your family comes to your home.

Areas that should cause you concern about a potential breeder include:
     - The "breeder" lacks knowledge about the breed
     - The "breeder" shows ignorance or denial of genetic defects in the breed
     - The "breeder" doesn't let you observe the puppies or adults, or let you

see the kennels
- The "breeder" has no documentation and cannot provide a pedigree
- The puppies are not socialized and/or the "breeder" does not understand

the importance of socialization

***The above information was taken from the Japanese Spitz Club of USA***

A FEW SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

The Turner children of Texas with "Sasuke"

from the May 13, 2008 litter.

Christine of New Jersey with "Yoshi"

from the May 13, 2008 litter.

(Sadie: Mother's Dog)

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The Flom kids of Missouri with "Izzy" from the May 13, 2008 litter.

Puppies are occasionally available to individuals who pass our screening and approval processes. However, please note that, due to shipping concerns, our puppies will be sold only to people living within the 48 contiguous United States.

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(Yoshi, Yuki & Izzy from our 2008 litter)

Chrissy of New Jersey with "Luna" from our April 4, 2009 litter.

Sarah of Wisconsin with "Riley"

from our April 4, 2009 litter.