Looking for a new canine pal and have one of the toy breeds in mind? Then how about a stylish Pomeranian who knows exactly how good looking he is?
Take time to comb and brush his coat because your Pom deserves your attention. He may be small, but he's bursting with personality. All eyes turn when you walk him down the street because of his bright eyes and gorgeous coat.
The Pomeranian's relatives include the white Samoyed, the Chow, and others that belong to the loosely called "Northern dogs." Europe, especially Germany, have several near relatives of the Pomeranian including the white and black Spitzes.
Why are Pomeranians so small? The fact is, when they first appeared in America they were heftier, weighing in at about 15-20 pounds on average. In fact, around the turn of the twentieth century, prize-winning American Poms could be found at 25 to 30 pounds.
But it's already been determined what their pint-sized destiny is. Queen Victoria in the late 1800s became a Pomeranian fan and liked the smallest specimens. Sure enough, the breeders followed her lead, resulting in the tiny, mighty companions we have today.
Unsurprisingly, Poms are a special favorite of women, but they deserve real consideration in many homes thanks to their special mix of size, intelligence and beauty. Urban families can greatly enjoy a Pomeranian if they don't have a fenced yard.
It may hardly tip the scales, but the Pom is a distinctive pocket pup with an alert expression, incredibly acute hearing, and almost limitless intelligence and eagerness to learn. Poms have backbone which means that when a large or aggressive dog approaches, you may have to protect your Pom from his own bravado.
Remember that being a Pom owner means devoting time and care to its coat. You're going to have to do more than a lick-and-a-promise brushing because their thick, showy coats deserve special attention.
Take time to comb and brush his coat because your Pom deserves your attention. He may be small, but he's bursting with personality. All eyes turn when you walk him down the street because of his bright eyes and gorgeous coat.
The Pomeranian's relatives include the white Samoyed, the Chow, and others that belong to the loosely called "Northern dogs." Europe, especially Germany, have several near relatives of the Pomeranian including the white and black Spitzes.
Why are Pomeranians so small? The fact is, when they first appeared in America they were heftier, weighing in at about 15-20 pounds on average. In fact, around the turn of the twentieth century, prize-winning American Poms could be found at 25 to 30 pounds.
But it's already been determined what their pint-sized destiny is. Queen Victoria in the late 1800s became a Pomeranian fan and liked the smallest specimens. Sure enough, the breeders followed her lead, resulting in the tiny, mighty companions we have today.
Unsurprisingly, Poms are a special favorite of women, but they deserve real consideration in many homes thanks to their special mix of size, intelligence and beauty. Urban families can greatly enjoy a Pomeranian if they don't have a fenced yard.
It may hardly tip the scales, but the Pom is a distinctive pocket pup with an alert expression, incredibly acute hearing, and almost limitless intelligence and eagerness to learn. Poms have backbone which means that when a large or aggressive dog approaches, you may have to protect your Pom from his own bravado.
Remember that being a Pom owner means devoting time and care to its coat. You're going to have to do more than a lick-and-a-promise brushing because their thick, showy coats deserve special attention.
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