Pom Information

Teacup Pomeranians normally get to their mature weights and heights when they are approximately 1-year old and should weigh between 3 and 7 lbs.

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

The coat of a wolf sable Pomeranian consists of a light gray undercoat and the guard hair is a darker gray ending with black tipping. The gray Pomeranian undercoat and guard hairs can vary in color from silvery off-white to a light gray.

A white Pomeranian dog should be a solid white color with no lemon or cream shadings. The guard hairs and the undercoat is also white.

The Black Pomeranian is a toy breed of dog. They are characterized as intelligent, alert, and eager to please their owners. Black Pomeranians are not rare.

List of colors of Pomeranians with photos of Pomeranian colors. Pomeranians come in an array of colors and patterns. Solid-colored dogs like orange, red, or black beaver and lavender.

Sable is a term used to describe the black banding on the Pomeranian's guard hairs. Giving the coat an appearance of being shaded or sable in color.

All about the blue eyed Pomeranian dog. Can a Pomeranian have blue eyes and does a blue eyed white Pomeranian exist? Learn the true facts.

Pomeranians are small dogs, only weighing 3 – 7 pounds, the personality of a Pomeranian is as big as many larger dogs. Pomeranians are ideal as family pets, and generally the Pomeranian personality traits include: playful, energetic, loyal, loving, lively, outgoing and quite intelligent

Pomeranian hybrid dogs or Pomeranian mixes are a result of crossing two different breeds. The idea behind this technique is that it will create an …

Are Pomeranians protective their owners? Find out in this article. We shall also discuss whether Pomeranians are good with strangers or not.

Parti Pomeranians are an interesting color pattern with a white base color and patches on their coats. Parti Pomeranian is a white dog with color patches.

The Pomeranian tail, also known as the plume, is heavily coated, set high, lies flat and straight on the back. The Pom tail is unique to the Pomeranian.

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.