The Pomeranian came from Pomerania in Eastern Germany. It was a larger
dog until the 19th century, when the dog was bred to it's current size, from 8
to 11 inches tall. The foxy look of this dog, along with its pointy ears, gives
this dog an endearing face. The most common colors are red, cream, orange,
black, sable and black and tan.
This dog is smart, active and outgoing. He is protective and can make a
good watchdog. If you do not socialize this dog early, he may become
unfriendly to strangers. This breed is known for it's cleanliness.
As with all breeds, not every dog is the same - however this dog may do better
in an adult home rather than a home with small children.
Training
The
Pomeranian is very intelligent. He is easily trainable and
enjoys training and working sessions.
Exercise
The Pomeranian
needs moderate exercise. .Due to this dog's intelligence, a
bored Pomeranian might not be happy left alone. Leave plenty
of toys for this dog to play with.
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Grooming
This breed has a double coat
- a straight outer coat and a soft undercoat. Brush daily to weekly,
paying special attention to the long hair under the neck.
Health
The Pomeranian breed is prone to
luxating patellas, tracheal collapse, PRA and dental problems.
The Pomeranian came from Pomerania in Eastern Germany. It was a larger
dog until the 19th century, when the dog was bred to it's current size, from 8
to 11 inches tall. The foxy look of this dog, along with its pointy ears, gives
this dog an endearing face. The most common colors are red, cream, orange,
black, sable and black and tan.