Pomeranian: Origin, characteristics, price
1 Learn about Pomeranian
Origin of Pomeranian
The Pomeranian is descended from the German Spitz breed that emerged around the 19th century, and according to some records, the border region of Poland and Germany is believed to be their homeland. In 1900, the AKC - the American Kennel Club officially recognized the Pomeranian as a purebred dog.
In the list of the smartest dog breeds in the world, they are ranked fifth due to their powerful memory.
Pomeranian Appearance Characteristics
Pomeranians are small dogs with an average height of about 15-25cm and a weight of about 2-4kg. They have a rather modest body with small, short legs. This is also the "measure" of how likable the dog is. As a result, dandelion varieties tend to be favored by everyone for their innate love.
The Pomeranian's coat has 2 layers of hair like Alaska, Samoyed and Husky. The hair is long, thick and very soft, usually white, smoke gray, and fire yellow.
They have round heads, fox-like faces, small mouths, and big eyes that look sharp. Ears are small triangular in shape and always erect for optimum hearing. The long ruffled hair makes the tail impressive and the curved back looks very stylish.
Pomeranian Personality Traits
The Pomeranian is usually very cheerful, energetic and very active in character. They are small, but very active, running and jumping. They are also very active, have great self-control and have a good time playing alone.
They like to be close to their owners and especially like to play with children because of their naughty nature. Therefore, the owner should pay attention to spending time hugging and touching them, so that they can feel the care of the owner.
Because they are small dogs, they can be a little difficult to please, and they can be a little "loving" at times and a little bit arrogant. Also, they are sometimes quite reckless when they dare to attack larger dogs. Therefore, the owner needs to train them not to "drink coffee" large dogs, so as not to cause harm to Pomeranian puppies.
2 How to raise a Pomeranian
Food
Pomeranian is a rather luxurious species, so in terms of eating, they are very picky. Their food will have to be delicious, full of nutrition and especially to change the menu regularly so that they do not get bored.
Pomeranian’s favorite dog food is meat, offal, fish and duck eggs. These foods will provide their bodies with enough protein, proteins and fats. In meals, you should add a little rice and green vegetables to provide starches, minerals, fiber and vitamins to support a healthy digestive tract.
Note that they should not be fed too much fat as they may develop digestive disorders which are not good for their health.
The owner must pay attention to drinking water for the dog at any time, and do not drink too much fresh milk, because their digestive system is relatively weak and they are prone to stomach pains. On average, adult dogs should be given 2 meals a day, as they are small dogs and don't need to eat much, causing stomach pains.
About living conditions
Pomeranians can live in a small space, but if the temperature is too high, it is not good for the dog's health. At this time, you should find a shady place for your dog to play, or let it lie in an air-conditioned room to make them feel more comfortable.
How to take care of
The Pomeranian breed is characterized by thick, long, and 2-layered, so the owner needs to pay attention to combing their hair every day, and trimming their hair regularly to make the coat smooth and remove hair loss at the same time. Especially in the hot season, so that their hair will be smoother. Don't feel uncomfortable.
When feeding, the owner should use a soft mattress to make a sleeping place, or make a modest cage to allow them to have their own space. In addition, pay attention to the timing of regular deworming every 6 months to avoid abdominal pain and intestinal related diseases. Clean the nose regularly to ensure the health of the dog's respiratory tract.
When taking them for a walk, it is best not to let them exercise excessively, but to run and jump lightly, in moderation, preferably walking, so that the dog will not lose strength and can still play to its heart's content.
Common disease
Pomeranian common eye diseases such as: cataract, tracheobronchial disease, hypothyroidism, obesity, patella, hypoglycemia... You need to conduct proper observation and care for your dog to prevent the above diseases occur.
3 Experience buying Pomeranian
How to choose to buy a Pomeranian
It is recommended to choose to buy young Phoc Soc puppies over 8 weeks old.
The dog at the time of purchase is of moderate weight, not too fat or too thin. Observe that the dog has a large belly but looks thin, do not buy, this could be a sign of worms.
Look for a puppy with a strong chest, thick legs, fat, straight and small.
Examine the Pucker's eyes and nose. The eyes must be clear, bright and alert. A normal, healthy nose should be only slightly moist.
The puppy's gum color should be checked and the gums should be a healthy pink. Choose to buy puppies with smooth fur and standard coat color, and check whether there is any secretion inside the ears. If the ears are red, inflamed, seeping pus or filled with black matter, it is absolutely not recommended to buy.
Observe whether the Phoc Soc is active, active or not, and whether the gait is normal. Remember to ask the seller for the regular health monitoring book and vaccination book attached to each PhocSoc baby before purchasing.
Pomeranian price list
In the current market, there are many places selling squirrel dogs, with high prices and low prices. According to the dog's external characteristics and different male and female breeds, the price will be different, you can refer to the following price list:
Purebred Pomeranians born in Vietnam without VKA documents: 7 to 9 million VND per dog.
A purebred Pomeranian born in Vietnam, with VKA documents: 12-15 million VND/piece.
Pomeranian from Thailand, complete VKA file: 10 - 20 million VND/1 dog.
European and American Pomeranian, 100% purebred: 40 million VND/piece.
What to Consider When Buying a Pomeranian
Appearance characteristics: According to your needs and preferences, you can choose the appearance characteristics of the Pomeranian, such as the body, the color of the coat, ...
Pay attention to age: You can choose to buy puppies or adults, but you need to pay attention to the advantages and disadvantages of each age group: Pomeranians over 2 months old should pay more attention to health care. Conversely, adult squirrels 2 years or older spend less time caring for and vaccinating against diseases because their resistance is already healthy.
Dog breeds: According to the purpose and economic situation, choose the breed according to your needs; choose purebred or hybrid dogs, usually the price of purebred dogs is 3 to 4 times more expensive.
Documents of Pomeranian: The seller provides relevant documents; a pure breed certificate from the Kennel Association, import documents for imported dogs, etc. are required.
So, with this article, Stories of Dog&Cat provides you with knowledge about the Pomeranian breed. Stories of Dog&Cat would like you to choose yourself a very cute Pomeranian puppy as a pet in your home. Wish you success!
can i buy this dog in my country, and where
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