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Pennant, Thomas (1776). A Tour in Scotland 1769 (Fourthed.). Benj White. p. 159 . Retrieved 29 November 2009. pomeranian. Degner, Daniel A. (2004). "Tracheal Collapse". PetEducation.com. Drs. Foster & Smith, Inc. Archived from the original on 17 February 2007 . Retrieved 30 November 2009. Due to their minimal exercise demands, La Pom dogs are an ideal match for apartment dwellers. These dogs won’t be depressed without a big yard or be hard to exercise indoors. Their petite size contributes to suitability to apartment living, as well, as they won’t need much space to strut around comfortably.

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Since they are intelligent dogs, they need to take part in exercise and other activities that keep them engaged. An hour of exercise, at a minimum, is required, and games like fetch should be encouraged during exercise sessions. Poms have a real sense of humour and because they love being the centre of attention they like to entertain their owners with all the antics they get up to. They remain very puppy-like well into their senior years which is one of the reasons they are such a joy to share a home with. What about adaptability? But sometimes, the anxiety of the vet can be overwhelming for a pet, particularly if it’s essentially something that can be talked about or is a fairly easy-to-identify issue. It is not listed in the top 20 breeds in the UK in either 2007 or 2008. [36] In Australia their popularity has declined since 1986, with a peak of 1,128 Pomeranians registered with the Australian National Kennel Council in 1987; only 577 were registered in 2008. However, this is an increase from 2004, when only 491 dogs were registered. It is recognised that the common Pomeranian is listed as the 27th most intelligent dog with the German Shepherd sitting at no 1. [37] At first, this seems to be a cute trait because it’s a demonstration of how much your Pomeranian loves you and, at the same time, hates you being absent. Pomeranian separation anxiety isn’t a healthy trait and you should find an experienced dog trainer to help reduce the problem for you. 10. Pomeranian Spinnin g

Additionally, you should think about a Pomapoo haircut every few months to reduce some of the grooming and shedding headaches. In addition to their loving nature and playful temperament, Pomeranians are also highly adaptable dogs. They can thrive in a variety of living situations, from apartments to larger homes, as long as they receive enough exercise and attention. Pomeranians also tend to get along well with other pets, especially if they are introduced at a young age. It’s a well-known fact that dogs are man’s best friend. One major reason is that, when it comes to humans, dogs are the most loyal creatures in the world. Pomeranians certainly match this description and it’s extremely obvious in their unique character.

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Pomeranian puppies are tiny and therefore need to be fed small amounts of food several times a day so that their blood sugar levels do not rise or fall too dramatically which could lead to a puppy developing hypoglycaemia. It's also essential to feed a puppy at the same times during the day for the same reason. As a rough guide the amounts a Pom puppy can be fed daily is as follows: Non-breed-standard colour means that the colour is not accepted within the breed standard and whilst some dogs within the breed may be this colour, it is advised to only select a dog that fits within the breed standards for all points. Actually, a Pomeranian has two coats – an inner coat and an outer coat. The inner coat (aka base coat) is dense and enables him to stay warm in colder weather and somewhat toasty during Summer.

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When a Pom reaches their golden years they tend to slow down and can be a lot quieter than when a dog was younger. Their coats will change too with some dogs having grey hairs appearing throughout their coats. Other changes include the fact an older Pomeranian's vision and hearing might not be as sharp as it once was.