Toy Pomeranians are easy to identify and hard to forget. They look like the world’s cutest, tiniest foxes with coats twice as big as their bodies. They have a high forehead, pointed ears, huge eyes and a button nose at the end of a slightly pointed snout. Some snouts will be blunter than others. The breeding trend seems to be for a profile like that of a Chihuahua rather than that of a miniature Spitz. Continue reading →

Even though the teacup Pomeranian is small, it is their size and breed type that makes them a little more to deal with then a different type of breed. With the popularity growing in the ownership of small breeds, it is important to understand everything there is no know about the look of the teacup Pomeranian before buying one as there are more types then just one. Knowing all of the different types, colors and such that you can pick from will help you in your decision. Continue reading →

The American Kennel Club establishes standards of various dog breeds, including the Pomeranian. Before the American Kennel Club recognizes a breed, the breed has to have certain characteristics, referred to as standards of the breed, that remain stable generation after generation. Breed standards serve several functions. A dog owner buying an American Kennel Club recognized breed of dog knows how big a puppy will be when it grows up. All puppies start out small, but a Pomeranian owner knows he or she will end up with a dog that weighs in at seven pounds or less. Breed standards also predict temperament, and the owner of a Pomeranian puppy knows the grown dog will be playful, energetic and extroverted. Continue reading →

If you can give your Pomeranian rescue dog a new home, you will find that you have the ability to give a great life to a dog that needs one. Many times, a Pomeranian rescue dog is a dog that has had a horrible life, or has not had a chance to have the type of life that all dogs deserve. Therefore, you want to be sure that you can do as much as possible to make the life of your Pomeranian rescue dog even better. Continue reading →

Every pet should have a chance at a happy and healthy life and a Pomeranian rescue dog is no exception. Congratulations on your new pet and also on your humane views on giving abused pets a second chance. If you take your time your new pet will reward you with years of love. But be patient with the little dog, it has been through a lot and will need time to adjust to a new home. Continue reading →