No. Most people think that it is OK to shave down a double coated breed because it will help reduce shedding or it will keep your dog cool in the summer time. Unfortunately, this is not true. A dogs coat is an important system of his/her body. It ... more

The Pomeranian boasts many good traits. It is a big favorite among many dog lovers, including many famous people past and present. It is a very intelligent breed that can be easily trained to do many tricks. This makes it a glamour dog that seeks ... more

Why do you want your dog to be KC registered? KC registration in itself basically says that your dog is purebred. Many dogs (such as perhaps your Pom and Chihuahua) are purebred without KC papers. If you just want it as a pet, KC papers don't mean ... more

I have lost all confidence in the commercial dog food industry since the melamine contamination; I've switched my dog to her species' natural diet: raw meat on the bones. I feed raw/prey model; my 50-pound shar-pei mix gets about 12oz a day, but ... more

The price of all pedigree dogs is determined by their blood line, how many champions on both sides of the family, etc. Poor quality dogs have few or not champions in the blood line and are culls...and may come with genetic diseases you do not want ... more

I am looking to get a couple Pomeranian and don't know where to find them. ... more

keep his head and face and neck long hair,tell them only to trim the body about an inch from his body they look cuter I have maltese and I hate the puppy cuts they do so all I get done is the body colar down,neck up,its long,they look like white ... more

The average cost for a Pomeranian puppy is anywhere between $200 and $450, but it depends on the breeder. It varies widely. ... more

Pomeranians may be small but they think they are lions. No joke. They also are yappy and will bark at nothing and everything. Miniature Eskimo's are like cats. They like to please but it is very hard to train them. Its like the old saying: Dogs ... more