The Behaviour Of The Pomeranian Dog

Imagine a luxury of fur on a toy dog, a fox like face regarding you with the most expressive two eyes you have ever seen, showing no other than intelligence and self confidence, and in front of you will see a dog of the Pomeranian breed. The dogs of this breed have small and very well proportioned bodies, they have tiny and pointy ears, and their tails curve along their backs, giving them a look of elegance. Almost all of the Pomeranian dog breeders and owners prefer the fox red color, though the coats of these dogs can be colored in many different shades. The dogs of this breed have two overlapped coats that give them and air of extra fluffiness, the inner coat being the soft and fluffy one, while the outer coat has long and coarse hair.

The dogs of the Pomeranian breed have a total disregard for their size and a temperament of incredible thirst for life. This is a distinct toy breed, but the Pomeranian dogs act in a loud and boisterous way, showing much of the demeanor of their larger Spitz cousins. If they are left to act by their instinct, they can and will bark at anything and everyone, but if you provide them with the proper training, you can turn them into some excellent little watchdogs for your home.

Bering a small size breed, Pomeranians don't need very much exercise, but some short walks every day will help cutting from their endless amounts of energy. Because their inner coat loses large amounts of hair and the outer one mats easily, daily brushing their coat is a must. They also need frequent baths because they have a sensitive skin, but they also will do fine with a bath every month. The females of the Pomeranian breed are often shedding, after giving birth, while in heat, as well as while they are stressed, but the males shad only once a year. These are only few standard information about the dogs of the Pomeranian breed, but those who really want some of these dogs as pets should learn numerous other things about how to take good care of these little fellows.

Some Things The Pomeranian Dog Owners Should Be Concerned About

There are some things about the Pomeranians that future owners should concern about. They behave well with other animals, but not so well with small children. Children may also hurt the puppies because they lack the ability to know when they are acting too rough with a Pomeranian. These dogs are good watchdogs as they are aggressive with strangers, but they can be annoying sometimes, as they bark all day at every person walking by.

If they meet and aggressive dog, the Pomeranian can be hurt by them, because they are extremely self confident. Their owners should provide them with proper training and daily socialize them with the other dogs they are meeting while walking, and they will become best friends with these dogs.

You should look on this sites for more information regarding the history of these dogs and of their breed. You will so be able to better understand the way they are and act.


The temperament of these small sized Pomeranian dogs shows an incredible thirst for life. You should bath them frequently, at least once every month. Children lack an ability to know when they are being too rough with a Pomeranian.

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