Submissive Urination
Submissive urination is defined as what a dog does when he sees, or interacts with, his owner, other dogs or people. It may be confusing because you may think he has simply lost control of his bladder because he’s scared of something. An owner may be very worried if...
Owning A Cat And A Pomeranian
If you own both a cat and a Pomeranian, the size of these animals is good because both will be of a similar size and one major benefit is that your two pets, although different, will usually become good friends. An average cat will weight approx. 8 – 10 lbs. If you...
Pomeranian Puppy Lameness (Juvenile Patella Luxation)
Young animals and children can experience growth spurts that may cause lameness and temporary unsoundness. When it comes to Pomeranians, the general age for them to experience this is between 5-18 months. This won’t happen to all Poms, but it’s far from being a...
Tips On Putting Together Your Own Whelping Kit For Pomeranians
As a breeder, you shouldn’t really interfere with your Pomeranian during the birthing process. However, if you’re a responsible breeder, then it’s essential that you always have a good quality “whelping kit” so you can assist your dog while she’s in labor or shortly...
Does your Pomeranian have dry itchy skin?
Identifying And Managing Dry Skin Problems Dry skin is a very annoying problem for you and your beloved canine family members. Because lots of things can cause dry skin, it’s hard enough just diagnosing the right problem, let alone looking at treatment options. If...
Pomeranians and Shedding
Contrary to popular belief Pomeranians don’t shed much fur. Most longhaired dog breeds also don’t shed heaps all the time. The shedding can be easily managed with most long coated breeds because it’s seasonal and, in the case of bitches, hormonal shedding after a...
Dog Shampoos: The Function of Common Ingredients
Lots of shampoos have been designed to care for various skin problems faced by cats and dogs. It may be difficult to understand how the ingredients actually work. This table will help improve your understanding of why particular ingredients have been added to shampoo....
Pomeranian Grooming Video
The Pomeranian Grooming Video will show how you can achieve that immaculate Best in Show look on your own Pomeranian. Give you and your Pomeranian the winning edge at Dog Shows, or simply to show off your beautiful Pomeranian to your friends and family.Learn how to...
Causes of Hair Loss (Alopecia) in Dogs
Lots of diseases and other medical issues can cause dogs to lose some of their hair. Some reasons may be regarded as “normal,” whilst others may indicate that your pet has a serious disease. Listed in the table below are the majority of ailments that cause dogs to...
Hypothyroidism & Pomeranians
What Is Hypothyroidism?Hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid gland is underactive; in other words, it’s not producing enough thyroxin (the thyroid hormone). Thyroxin is a vital hormone that assists in almost all metabolic processes in a dog’s body. Unfortunately,...
Chiari Malformation (CM) and Syringomyelia (SM) in Pomeranians
Owners and breeders should be aware of a health problem affecting a small selection of Pomeranians, namely a Chiari-like Malformation. The information supplied here is to help prevent this heartbreaking, debilitating disease to spread through the gene pool of...
Pomeranians and Royalty
In England, in 1761, George III was shortly to be crowned King. His soon-to-be Queen was Charlotte from the Duchy of Mecklenburg, a German territory, and a neighbor of Pomerania. She was only 17 years old when she committed to this politically expedient marriage.Queen...
Pomeranian Puppy Lameness (Juvenile Patella Luxation)
Young animals and children can experience growth spurts that may cause lameness and temporary unsoundness. When it comes to Pomeranians, the general age for them to experience this is between 5-18 months. This won’t happen to all Poms, but it’s far from being a...
Supplements for Pomeranians
As with people, dogs also need dietary supplements sometimes. A supplement contains one or more ingredients essential for the good health of your Pomeranian. There may be only one ingredient or a blend of different ones and they can be minerals, vitamins, herbs or...
The Ideal Diet For Pomeranians
The ideal diet for Pomeranians is an extremely controversial topic among owners because everyone has their own ideas. After many years of my own research, I’m able to offer my opinion on this hot topic.Before the 1930s, dogs were generally fed garden vegetables and...
Make Homemade Nutritious Slow Cooker Meals For Your Pomeranian.
Recipe: Slow Cooker Chicken, Rice and Veges for Pomeranians. 1 kilo of minced chicken carcass (this is finely ground chicken which includes the bones) 1 cup of peeled and cubed pumpkin or sweet potato 3 cups of frozen green beans ½ cup of brown rice 2 tablespoons of...
Tips For Making Delicious Cold Treats For Your Pomeranian
In the hot summer months, you’re always looking for as many ways as possible to keep your beloved Pomeranian cool. One way is through the food you give him. Cold treats are terrific because your dog will love them and the extra coldness will help keep him feeling more...
What Fruits Can You Feed Your Pomeranian?
A big part of caring for your Pomeranian is to ensure he’s eating the right variety of foods to get sufficient vital nutrients. Some people use kibble more often while others will use more wet food. It’s best to feed him a combination of both food groups but that’s...
Types of Pomeranian Heads
The standard for Pomeranians contains two phrases: "foxy in outline" and “fox-like expression". This isn’t saying that Pomeranians MUST have a face that resembles a fox. This mention of "foxy in outline” and “fox-like” expression has caused much confusion; with some...
Pomeranians and Royalty
In England, in 1761, George III was shortly to be crowned King. His soon-to-be Queen was Charlotte from the Duchy of Mecklenburg, a German territory, and a neighbor of Pomerania. She was only 17 years old when she committed to this politically expedient marriage.Queen...
History of the Pomeranian
The Pomeranian was once a larger sized dog and now is the smallest of the spitz dog breeds. Dogs of spitz type have been displayed on various artefacts dating as far back as 400 B.C. The spitz breeds are a dog family that lived in parts of Europe and Asia.Dogs of...
Pomeranian Coat Color Changes from Birth to Maturity
Pomeranian owners are often surprised at how the coat colour of their Pomeranian has changed from puppyhood, during the pom's adolescent and finally the adult Pom colour. Experienced breeders know to check the hair color behind the ears on pups. The actual colour of...
