Pom Information

You might be confused by "Fox Face" terminology and might think this refers to a long-nosed fox face Pomeranian. Fox Face Pomeranians are those Poms that have the longest muzzles.

Learn about the 3 Pomeranian faces. Baby Doll Pomeranian, Fox Face Pomeranian and Teddy Bear Pomeranian. Pomeranian face types explained.

Teacup Pomeranians are the cute balls of fluff bred by preservation Pomeranian breeders. A Teacup Pomeranian is agile, friendly and playful.

Pomeranians are happy when they spin. It’s just that he’s telling you how much he loves you, how happy he is and this little dog craves your attention.

The Pomeranian is a small dog that can pack a punch regarding intelligence. This breed ranks 28th out of all the dog breeds in terms of obedience and working smarts, meaning they learn quickly.

Authoritatively no different types of Pomeranian or different breeds of Pomeranian exist. There is just one Pom. Types of Pomeranian pictures.

The Pomeranian and German Spitz are often confused for one another. There is a difference with the Pom being a smaller sized, ball shaped dog.

Pomeranians are known for their huge fluffy coats and many colors. They have a fox-like appearance, almond-shaped eyes, and small erect ears.

The truth about teddy bear Pomeranians. The term teddy bear Pomeranian applies to how a Pomeranian looks. Grooming teddy bear Pomeranians and how to buy teddy bear Pomeranian dogs

There are Seven Acknowledged Pomeranian Puppy Growth Stages:
Stage One = 0 – 3 Weeks.
Stage Two = 3 – 7 Weeks.
Stage Three = 7 – 12 Weeks.
Stage Four = 12 – 17 weeks.
Stage Five = 17 – 40 Weeks.
Stage Six = 40 – 52 Weeks.
Stage Seven = 1 year and older.

Does the Pomeranian smile? Find out why do dogs smile and why do Pomeranians smile.

Pomeranian show dogs VS Pet Pomeranians. Why Pomeranians can look different. Compare the Size, color, face shape, and structure of Show Pomeranians and Pet Poms.

Breeding Pomeranians for color. Pomeranian coat color genetics are explained in detail by our resident Vet who is a genetics and animal breeding specialist.

The merle Pomeranian is a recent color pattern addition to the Pomeranian breed. Merle Pomeranians are not an accepted Pomeranian color pattern in many countries. Two merle Pomeranians should never be bred together. The merle gene modifies the base color of the dog's coat.