When you are considering adoption of a papillon puppy, there are some important things to consider. First and foremost, make sure you find a reputable breeder who is registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC). The AKC will have information on the parents of the pup and will be able to provide you with information about their health and temperament.

Another important factor to consider when choosing a papillon puppy is its size. Make sure to compare the pup’s measurements to those of other breeds of puppies that you are interested in adopting. You want to make sure that the pup you choose is small enough so that it will not require frequent bathroom breaks, but also big enough so that it will be able to grow into its adult size.

Also, be sure to ask questions about the pup’s background. This includes questions about where it was born and raised, how it was treated by its previous owners, and any behavioral issues that may have been reported. If you can’t find all of this information online or from your local shelter or rescue organization, then ask the breeder if they can provide additional information.

Finally, be prepared to commit to taking care of your new pet for at least four months or longer. While most puppies eventually become housetrained and physically healthy, some may require extra time until they are ready for adoption due to various quirks or behaviors that may emerge during their early developmental stages.