Pomeranian

One of the best known Pomeranian breeds is the Wirehaired Pomeranian. It is often called the Belgian Pomeranian. The coat is medium to long and dense, with a short and silky undercoat. In general, the coat is long and coarse but not coarse enough to cause skin problems.

This breed has a small frame that is proportioned very well. There is a slight hump on the top of the head and ears. A short and straight neck helps to balance the body of the dog. Despite this, the large head is not as responsive to exercise and handling as other breeds with small heads.

The coat of the Wirehaired Pomeranian has an oily texture. It can be beautiful, with an elegant luster. It does tend to shed very quickly, and the coat can become coarse or dull due to this.

The colors of the Wirehaired Pomeranian are usually cream, yellow, tan, white, black, and silver. They have cream-colored eyes and black nails. If they get a little older, they can have a red cross on their chest.

The hair of the Wirehaired Pomeranian is longer than it is thick. It is coarser and more comfortable to comb. In general, the head is shallow set and is small. In some cases, the head can be set too high.

The Pomeranian is often described as a small little dog, but they are vigilant and friendly dogs. A playful dog, they love playing and watching you. They have a natural ability to sniff out the fragrances of new smells.

The Wirehaired Pomeranian is a relatively gentle breed. The small size of the dog makes it easy to train. The dogs are not particularly protective, but they do like to play with other dogs and be around children.

Another consideration when considering a Pomeranian dog breed is the tendency to shedding. They have a coating that sheds a lot, and while they have an easy time picking up the hair, they have a hard time removing the hair when it’s already present. This makes them perfect for apartment living or apartment buildings with central air conditioning.

The Pomeranian has also been associated with allergies. Some people claim to react to the food. This is very rare, though, and there is no evidence to support this. Some owners report their dogs having allergic reactions to chemicals used in washing clothes.

You need to be careful when choosing a breed of Pomeranian for a new home. The breeders should be registered with a professional registry and should have a very healthy and active breeding population. They should also have a sound knowledge of their breed and their characteristics.

When choosing a dog breed, make sure you know what you’re getting into. There are many great options available. Choose one that suits your needs and your lifestyle.

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