What's in this Pomeranian Guide?
Pomeranian Quick Stats:
Other Common Names:
Zwergspitz
Description:
The Pomeranian is a small dog breed, a miniature spitz. It has a rounded, cobby body, an alert, fox-like expression and a signature ruff of hair around its neck. Often stubborn, the Pomeranian needs consistent training beginning at puppyhood. If correctly trained, the Pomeranian can become a good obedience dog.

Country of Origin:
The Pomeranian originated in Germany.
Height:
Pomeranians range from seven to twelve inches.
Weight:
Pomeranians range from three to seven pounds.
Colors:
Pomeranians are typically red, orange, white or cream, brown, blue or black. Pomeranians could also be parti-colored.
Coat:
Pomeranians have a double coat. While the undercoat is soft and fluffy, the outer coat is long, straight and harsh in texture. Their coat requires a daily brushing to keep it from matting.
Temperament:
The Pomeranian is a curious, lively and playful dog breed. This dog makes a good companion and enjoys extra attention. The Pomeranian makes a good watch dog and may bark at the approach of strangers and unknown pets.
Health Concerns:
The Pomeranian is susceptible to patella luxation and early tooth loss.
Life Expectancy:
The expected life span of the Pomeranian is 12-16 years.
Living Environment:
Pomeranians are suitable in all environments, whether it be in a house, apartment, city or country. This breed enjoys an active family atmosphere and is a great companion for the elderly.
AKC Group:
The Pomeranian is in the Toy Group.
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