Friends for Life. Tips on choosing the perfect Canine Companion is available here on The #1 Pomeranian Information Site as an eBook in PDF format. Download and store on your computer, tablet, phone and print a hardcopy if required. Don’t think about buying a puppy without reading this book first. Learn how to avoid most pitfalls in the … Read more…
If your puppy originated from a Show Pomeranian breeder, pet quality pom pups and show dogs are often in the same litter. The differences between the two types of puppies are often very minor. The breeder will closely watch the litter develop and evaluate how close a puppy meets the Pomeranian breed standard. You should … Read more…
Pomeranians are very adorable, partly due to their size, and and partly because they may have odd quirks. Their fun-loving demeanour and great personality appeals to lots of owners who may wonder what they’ll get up to next. One typical quirk they may have is a love of spinning in circles. Owners commonly ask why … Read more…
The German Spitz and the Pomeranian share the same ancestry. The Poms were larger dogs in the early days, and were used for hunting, herding and almost everything else their owners required of them. Because the two breeds are very closely related, they’re similar in many ways and comparing their sizes, colours and physical characteristics … Read more…
Basically the answer is nowhere. I have found after talking with people who are enquiring about purchasing a mini, toy, pocket, teacup, or miniature Pomeranians, these people are actually asking to purchase the correct show size Pomeranian. Always purchase your Pomeranian from a reputable, registered SHOW breeder. A Show breeder breeds Pomeranians conforming closely to … Read more…
What a strange description. Will it mean your puppy will actually turn out ugly? Definitely NOT! He may seem a little scraggly but still cute, in an initial period of time but never ugly. The Pomeranian is among the most beautiful of all dog breeds anywhere on the planet and it’s regarded as a “necessary … Read more…
Patella Luxation is a health problem commonly found in small breeds of dogs such as Pomeranians, Toy and Miniature Poodles, Chihuahuas, Pekingese, Yorkshire Terriers and other small dogs and some cats as well. Environment as well as genetic influences play a big part in the health of your Pomeranian. Correct Diet and Medication may improve … Read more…
Taking your Pomeranian to a groomer may be a risky venture, especially if you haven‘t used that person’s services before. You need to give clear instructions on what you want done and, just as importantly, what you DON’T want done. Shaving or clipping the coat very short on a double-coated dog like the Pomeranian may … Read more…
I receive so many emails regarding toilet training or should I say toilet training gone wrong! House training your Pomeranian puppy requires much patience and perseverance in the first weeks. If you have purchased your puppy from a reputable registered breeder your task will be so much easier. Puppies born and reared in dirty … Read more…
Are there teacup, toy, mini, miniature, pocket, teddy bear, or standard Pomeranians ? Simply no, nearly all of these terms are not utilized by registered show Pomeranian breeders. Frequently, prospective Pomeranian owners wanting to obtain a typical high quality, correctly sized Pomeranian ask for a teacup or mini Pomeranian. Officially neither variety of Pomeranian exists. … Read more…
It is vital to acquire a puppy from a registered SHOW breeder and not via an individual who has invested no thought or planning into a breeding program whatsoever. Prospective Pomeranian owners should understand the huge difference in the quality between puppies produced by a dedicated SHOW breeder and other sources. The reason I place … Read more…
For most pet owners, sharing your bed with your Pomeranian is second nature, you have no problems and you both love it. However, there are reasons why your Pom should have a bed in which he can sleep. If your Pom always sleeps in your bed, he’s more likely to face hurdles when he’s left … Read more…
If you live somewhere that has very cold weather at times, you must learn how best to protect your pet Pomeranian against the harsh climate. The Winter weather can bring icy cold temperatures, snow and icy rain and the air is often much drier. Your Pom’s paws, skin and coat can be adversely affected, he … Read more…
