Foxy Pomeranians Rock!
Apr 10
For post three of our deciding on a puppy series, we will be showcasing the lively Pomeranian, sometimes also affectionately called a PomPom or even more simply a Pom. We hope you enjoy learning about Pomeranian puppies for sale in Ohio.
The Pomeranian breed comes from the European region of Pomerania, which is in present day Germany and Poland. They are in the Spitz family and were originally much larger, reaching 30 lbs. They were used as sheep herding dogs. Queen Victoria acquired one on a trip to Italy, which greatly increased their popularity. Unlike many purebred breeds, the Pomeranian puppies for sale in Ohio come in a wide variety of colors, although, reds or oranges are the most popular colors. Pomeranians are known for their tiny, fox like faces surrounded by puffy hair. They also have an adorable, fluffy curled tail. Pomeranians have a unique thick double coat, which requires frequent brushing. The undercoat will shed or “blow” twice a year, so you’ll need to be prepared for fuzzy little tumbleweeds around your house. Because they have so much hair they may not be a good choice for someone prone to allergies.
Pomeranian puppies are known for their “cocky” attitudes and proud, lively dispositions. Pomeranians are very intelligent and eager to learn. Pomeranians are one of the most independent of the Toy dog breeds. They require very firm, consistent training from a young age to insure that they do not develop any negative habits, such as excessive barking. They are very loyal to their owners and can be very protective. They will also need to be trained early to spend time alone to avoid any separation anxiety.
Pomeranians are particularly endearing because of their intelligence and agility, which makes them able to learn interesting tricks. Pomeranians are popular as circus show trick dogs, able to do impressive jumps, flips, and spins. Being highly energetic dogs, Pomeranian puppies for sale in Ohio need lots of play time, but they need very little time on long walks. Keep in mind that regular exercise is suggested for all dogs to ensure they do not become overweight.
