Pom Information

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.

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.

Poms are not very high maintenance dogs compared with many other breeds. A Pomeranian would not require more maintenance than your average dog would.

The Pomeranian Handbook is the definitive work when it comes to knowing all there is about Pomeranians. The Pomeranian book is the complete Pomeranian guide book. The pomeranian handbook pdf download is available here.

Pomeranians are indeed one of the finest family dogs in the world. They will steal your heart with their loving nature, loyalty, and intelligence. 

Pomeranian growling is just a method of communication. Pomeranians growl to convey lots of things, from anxiety and aggression to encouraging playtime.

Details of Pomeranian color changes from puppy to adulthood. Pictures showing Pomeranian color from birth to adult Pomeranian.

Cream Pomeranian information and facts. There are two types of cream Pomeranians. Pictures of adult Cream Pomeranians and Cream Pomeranian puppies.

Pomeranian growth usually will slow or cease by the time they are 12 months old. Some Poms keep growing until they’re 18 months.

To know if your dog is a purebred Pomeranian, you need to know the parents’ pedigree papers and DNA testing will help confirm that the pup is a pure breed.

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.

The Pomeranian is a toy dog that weighs between 3 and 7 lbs. It has a fox-like face, erect ears. It has a thick, fluffy coat that comes in various colors, including white, brown, orange, and black.