Available puppies

We had 2 litters in December 2024!! We have 2 puppies left and are accepting deposits ($400.00) to reserve him or her.

Email us at SweetAngelsBolognese@ gmail.com

Or call us at (717) 341-2417

Meet the parents

Luca- 7.6 lbs

Our little stud. He weighs 7.6 pounds. He is a very sweet and happy boy, and his tail is always wagging. He loves meeting new people and just wiggles all over. Luca is a great dancer. He does his Bolo dance whenever he wants treats, and I have timed him dancing for almost 4 minutes so far. When things are quiet, he loves to snuggle.

Ruby- 8.2 lbs

Ruby is our oldest female—by 1 month. She weighs 8.2 pounds. She is very sweet and just a little shy sometimes. She is a very content little girl. Her favorite thing in life is watching whatever is going on while chewing on bully sticks. She’s very smart, and she will tilt her head when you talk to her, as if concentrating on exactly what is being said.

Willow- 8.4 lbs

Willow is our other female. She is a sweet little girl, weighing 8.4 pounds. She absolutely loves belly rubs. She is very good at sitting up and begging whenever she wants something (including belly rubs). She is very sweet and mellow, but she can run with the best of them. Willow and Luca love to chase each other and run from one end of the house to the other until they both flop on the floor exhausted.

Male or female?

All puppies are sweet! They are all sweet, cuddly, wiggly, and affectionate. Many times people have the idea that female puppies are more mellow and easier to train, but in actuality, boys are just as easy.

Female puppies usually rule the roost and can be very independent and territorial. Females will let you know who’s the boss right away and will try to establish dominance. As they age, they tend to become more reserved.

Males are very playful, attentive, affectionate, and want to please you. They are also motivated by food making them easy to train. The one myth that needs to be debunked is that males are always “humping” or lifting their leg to potty on everything. If a male is neutered early, he rarely exhibits these traits. In fact, boys who are neutered by about 5 months of age usually don’t ever raise their leg to potty.

So, when considering a puppy, don’t forget the boys. They will win your heart and keep it!