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...
A New Baby And Your Pomeranian
Your Pomeranian may be accustomed to being the “baby” of your family. Then you discover you’re about to have a human baby and some big things will need to change. However, if you put some training options in place (both before and after baby has arrived), your...
How Old Is Your Pomeranian?
Everyone knows that dogs age faster than people. The claim that a dog ages seven years for every one year that a human ages is a fallacy. Breeds vary in the speed that they age. Because there are hundreds of breeds, scientists needed an easy method for calculating the...
Differences Between Show Pomeranians And Pet Poms
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...
Why Do Pomeranians Spin In Circles?
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...
Differences Between Pomeranians and the German Spitz
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...
White Pomeranians
White: A white Pomeranian should be a solid white with no lemon or cream shadings. The guard hairs and undercoat is also white. A white Pomeranian must have black eye rims, nose, lips and pads. White Pomeranians are born ice white with pink points. By the age of six...
Meet Denise
Hello, I’m Denise Leo. I reside in Australia and my involvement, as firstly a Pomeranian lover/owner, then breeder and exhibitor now spans a period of 50 years. This website is a work in progress. My aim is to provide accurate Pomeranian Dog Information to enable all Pomeranian owners to care for their Pom in the best possible way..
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