pomeranian

If a tiny dog isn't adorable, it's probably not a Pomeranian. This toy breed, recognized by the American Kennel Club way back in 1888, is easily recognizable by his profuse fur and happy expression. At maturity, the Pomeranian weighs…

Some of the questions involved in buying a Pomeranian have simple answers and other questions are a bit tougher to answer. Nevertheless, the bottom line is that the person considering a Pomeranian, or any purebred dog, should make sure that…

While a purebred dog from a top breeder should be free of most serious health conditions, there are always situations the new owner should be aware of with the Pomeranian. With the opportunity to exercise and run about, even in a small…

When considering the subject of training a Pomeranian, there are a few items to think about before getting into specifics such as house training, sitting, doing tricks etc. New owners of Pomeranians will find that their pet is very…

The Pomeranian developed as a separate breed in the Pomerania region of Prussia (Poland and Germany). Pomeranians are descendants of the ancient Spitz type of dog from the north and some were brought to Europe to herd sheep. This has…

This toy dog, the Pomeranian, is a member of the spitz family that gets its name from the Pomerania region of Poland and Germany. The breed with this name was originally a much larger animal but was bred down to make the dog fit more…