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Frequently Asked Questions
The average height of a Pomeranian is between 6 to 7 inches and the average weight is between 3 to 7 lbs.
Pomeranians who are well socialized may be able to live or play with children, but supervision is recommended. Though they are sturdy little dogs they do not tolerate rough play and may nip if provoked.
The Pomeranian is always on alert. They will notify their owner(s) by barking when someone approaches the home or if something is amiss.
The average life expectancy is between 12 to 16 years.
This breed is prone to heavy shedding because of their double coat. Brushing multiple times per week and regular scheduled trips to the groomer every 4 to 8 weeks is necessary. Shaving is not recommended for the Pomeranian.
No. This breed may not be a good choice for anyone suffers with allergies.
Though not common, Pomeranians that are born larger—closer to the size of their Spitz ancestors— and top 10 lbs. they're considered a “partial throwback”, and at over 14 lbs. they're referred to as a “throwback” Pomeranian.
Pomeranians can be born in twelve different colors, black, brown, chocolate, beaver, red, orange, cream, orange sable, wolf sable, blue, white or particolour.
Though they are full of energy they don’t require a lot of activity in regards to exercise. Short walks with access to romp around outside in a fenced in area and some indoor play with toys is plenty to keep this one busy and healthy.
Pomeranians are members of the toy group and are the smallest of the five sizes of German Spitz.
This breed is bold, curious, playful, self-confident, and attentive. They are always up for an adventure or a stroll around the neighborhood. Though, generally social in nature they tend to be more reserved and shy toward strangers, some can be territorial toward other dogs, and some enjoy hearing themselves bark.
These little ones have a bad reputation when it comes to barking. They don’t generally just sit around and bark for nothing, however, they are always on high alert and let their owners know when something is out of place.
Pomeranian’s were bred in a small region in the northeast called, Pomerania. The region’s name comes from the Slavic po more, or “land by the sea,” referring to its proximity to the Baltic Shore.
The Pomeranian ranks 23 of 195 on the American Kennel Club (AKC) list of popular breeds.
The Pomeranian is classified as a companion dog.
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POMERANIAN
| Date: | 3/4/2017 |
| Name: | Eliza Belle |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Angie Todd |
| Loc: | Jackson TN |
In love with this precious girl!!!
| Date: | 2/25/2020 |
| Name: | Luden |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Jess |
| Loc: | Boston Massachusetts |
His name was originally Dax, we renamed him Luden! He was from a smaller sized litter so he is pretty tiny and adorable. Premier handled everything pretty well and I would totally recommend getting a puppy through them, HOWEVER, I do not recommend financing. The financial group that you get the loan from is awful and rude. I would research their financial group before making that decision. If you have the money up front to buy the puppy then this website is very easy to use and the staff are really pleasant to work with!
| Date: | 3/28/2017 |
| Name: | Maddie Anne |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Sandy Wedel |
| Loc: | Georgetown, CO |
We met Maddie Ann for the first time after her trip by plane to our home. She came out of her carrier excited and friendly -ready to meet her new family. She was about 3 months old when we got her. It was love at first sight. She quickly adapted to us and us to her. She was so well socialized that we started playing immediately. She quickly learned the house rules for potty training -other then that, she can do about anything. She is a spoiled little puppy. She makes us laugh everyday. We have gotten her a new furry friend from the DDFL so she would have playmate. They are getting along very well. I must say, getting Maddie Ann from Premiere Pups was the best decision we could have made!!! Thanks to everyone there who did so well at getting her off to a good start. She is a constant JOY. (I wish I could add more pictures)
| Date: | 11/18/2016 |
| Name: | DOMINO |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | JOHN MEYERS |
| Loc: | BAY CITY MICHIGAN |
We drove 5 hours down from the middle of Michigan to pick up Domino, and it was so worth our trip. The staff at Premier pups answered all our questions prior to coming down. The second they handed us Domino we knew he was worth it. He was so well adjusted from eating his kibbles, to his spunky personality, and loving nature (happy to give tons of kisses) He has given us MUCH happiness. We were given Premier Pups name by a Michigan breeder, and we have already recommended them to several others. Thank you.
| Date: | 1/17/2019 |
| Name: | Miss Harley (formerly Burberry) |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | James Laux |
| Loc: | Mesa, AZ |
We are excited and delighted to have Miss Harley in our home. The whole process with Premier Pups was outstanding. We picked her up at the airport and we had her even before the baggage from her flight had been announced. She has adapted well, eating the hard dog right away and taking her meds without issue. We had search quite a bit online before selecting Premier Pups for our Pomeranian and so glad we did.
| Date: | 7/21/2017 |
| Name: | Tigger (formally Wyatt) |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Liza Pane |
| Loc: | Clarence, New York |
Well Tigger is an awesome addition to our family! This is the second Pomeranian we have purchased from Mike and this company is awesome! Customer service is the best as Mike and staff answer the phone and are always concerned and willing to answer any questions. I highly recommend them. Thank you for providing great service~ we love our dogs~ Minnie and Tigger ????
| Date: | 8/14/2016 |
| Name: | Sarang (Cream) |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Mariette Choi |
| Loc: | Brandon, Florida |
I purchased Sarang in April 2016, I was very cautious about getting a dog online to my surprise everything went great! My 9yr old Pomeranian passed away in Feb and I was devastated, he was my world. My Father suprised me with Sarang and I love him very much, though i still have a part of my heart for Shiloh. Now he's about 5 months old living teasing my Lab whenever he gets the chance.
| Date: | 10/26/2017 |
| Name: | Cleo |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Tammy Der |
| Loc: | Flower Mound Texas |
We have had Cleo for 1 week! We love her so much! She is very active and loved to play with water botttles.. Ha! My daughter sufferes from ainxiety and the dr suggest we get a small dog or cat to help her.. So, she decided (after seeing her friend with her Pomeranian) that she wanted a Pomeranian! I waited a while but, finally decided it was time.. While shopping at an Apple Store I saw a man with an adorable poodle! He told me where he got her. I couldn't wait to get home and google Premier Pups! I was so happy to see all the great reviews! Then, I saw Lacie/ Cleo! I knew that was the one for my daughter! When I showed my daughter the picture and told her I had bought the puppy she cried. She stayed out of school to go with me to the airport to pick her up. Again, she saw Lacie/ Cleo and cried. We are so in love with this baby! Thank you!
| Date: | 4/23/2020 |
| Name: | Domino |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Juan Gonzalez |
| Loc: | Houston, TX |
My daughter had been asking for a small dog for over a year. I had searched for a Pomeranian for a while but they were either over priced or obvious scams. Premier pups has been awesome great experience buying Domino, the process was very easy. I went to pick him up at the airport and he was so cute and eager to play. The follow was great and Domino has adapted very well. All of our family loves him and we are thankful he is part of our family now.
| Date: | 7/27/2017 |
| Name: | Cujo |
| Breed: | Pomeranian |
| Client: | Ceara Gannon |
| Loc: | Kettering, OH |
Cujo is our gorgeous male pom. He is now 5 years,healthy, happy perfect temperament.
BREED INFORMATION
TemperamentAlert, Cheerful, Friendly, Independent, Intelligent, Lively, Loyal, Out-Going, Playful, Social |
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| Adult Weight | 4-7 lbs |
| Adult Height | 8-11 inches |
| Life Expectancy | 12-16 yrs |
| Rating | 5.0 (69 reviews) |
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Named after the region of Pomerania in Germany, also commonly known as the Pom or Pom Pom was first recognized as a descendent of the Wolfspitz breed. They originally were larger and were used as sheep herders. It became a popular breed in England in the 1800 year, when Queen Victoria adopted one. Its size has reduced and the fur grew more, it became a small puppy with a smiling foxy look, a real toy dog. This puppy was first recognized by the AKC in 1888 and it was perceived as a watchdog, with agility and performing tricks. It has since become one of the most sought after breeds here in the United States.
Appearance and Grooming
They are small, toy-sized dog with wedge-shaped head, almond-shaped dark eyes and tiny and raised ears, sharp pot and long tail carried on the back. The short muzzle is straight and fine. The color of the nose varies with coat color. The coat is longer around the neck and chest area. It can have a variety of coat colors and patterns including red, orange, white, cream, blue, brown, black, black and tan, wolf sable, brindle and white with different colors. With a cottony undercoat regular daily brushing is important to minimize the amount of shedding and tangles.
Temperament
This is a very intelligent dog that has an eagerness to learn and shows strong loyalty to its owner and family. It has a docile and affectionate temperament and yet will be playful and energetic when enticed. It shows off its bravery often with strangers, as it will bark at them excessively.
Family and Companionship
They are highly extroverted dogs and love being in the midst of new people and try to make friends with everyone they meet. They do extremely well with children and other pets as they are highly sociable animals. They are also very protective of their owners and they respond very well to training and mental exercises. Due to their size, they prefer being inside than outside. They are well-suited for a large home or apartment life and crave human companionship more than anything else.
Exercise
Routine exercise is necessary for the health and wellness of these high energy level pooches. Daily walks and frequent play will keep you puppy occupied and fit. Don’t be afraid of long walks with this one as their strong levels of endurance can carry them up to 5 miles and sometimes even more.
Training and Socialization
Known to become aggressive if not properly trained, these dogs need a firm yet gentle trainer. Though quick learners who are good at learning tricks, primary focus should be on obedience and barking as these tiny pups tend to see themselves as the boss and become incessant barkers. Socialization is equally as important as their extroverted and inquisitive nature must be met in effort to keep your pup happy and well mannered.