Indian Spitz puppies in Kolkata

An Indian Spitz puppy costs ₹6,000–₹12,000 in Kolkata as of August 2026 — the most affordable pedigree small breed we sell. The low price reflects how widely the breed is bred in India, not lower quality, so it is worth being selective about the breeder rather than the price.

They are separate breeds, though often confused and sometimes sold interchangeably. The Indian Spitz is larger — five to twelve kilograms against a Pomeranian's two to three — with a less profuse coat, a longer muzzle and a calmer temperament. The Spitz is also considerably cheaper and better adapted to Indian conditions.

Among the best choices available. It is small, needs only moderate exercise, copes with the climate better than any imported small breed, and is long-lived. The one thing to weigh is noise: Spitzes are alert and announce visitors enthusiastically.

Yes — they are sturdier than a toy breed, playful, and tolerant of normal family handling. They are a common first family dog in India for exactly that reason, and they bond closely with children.

Brushing two or three times a week, more during seasonal shedding. The coat is self-cleaning to a useful degree and rarely mats. Never clip it — the coat regulates temperature in both directions, and brushing the undercoat out is what keeps the dog comfortable in summer.

Very. They are bright, food-motivated and eager to please, which makes them a genuinely good choice for a first-time owner. Start early on controlling the barking, since alertness is the trait that most often needs shaping.

Three meals a day until four months, then twice daily. Budget ₹1,000–₹1,800 a month for good-quality food once grown — the lowest running cost of any breed we sell. Weekly tooth brushing matters more than in most breeds.

The standard Indian schedule: DHPPi at six to eight weeks, boosters at ten to twelve and fourteen to sixteen weeks, anti-rabies from twelve weeks, and deworming from two weeks. Every puppy leaves with a vaccination card showing dates and batch numbers.

Yes, the Indian Spitz is a KCI-recognised breed. Where the parents are registered and the litter qualifies, the registration paperwork follows after purchase. We tell you at the outset whether your puppy qualifies.