The outer layer (aka guard hairs) is long and stronger. The breed standard demands Pomeranians have double-layered coats. In the section called “ Clipping the Pomeranian,” I explain that a lot of care must be taken when trimming because many years of selective breeding have produced the Pom’s thick double coat. Trimming him to resemble Boo the Pom is just one example and it could be named the teddy bear trim or the Pomeranian teddy bear cut. Instead, it’s a nickname sometimes used to describe a type of coat trim. One reason why you may call a Pomeranian a teddy bear isn’t connected to his face. The Term Teddy Bear Pomeranian Face May have other Meanings To guarantee that you get a Pomeranian that matches the breed standard, you should always purchase from an active show breeder of Champions. They’re also used by puppy buyers looking for a top-quality Pom that would have similarities to a show Pom. These descriptive nicknames are often used by slick salespeople to sell litters quickly. Teddy Bear, Baby Doll, or Fox Face Pomeranians How Many Pomeranian Face Types Exist?īaby doll face Pomeranian and teddy bear Pom faces are not official Pomeranian terms or official types mentioned in the Breed Standard. They will melt any person’s heart for sure.Pomeranian Faces. They are extremely loyal, intelligent, brave and amazingly cute.
They are well known for their ruff of fur and feathery hair on the hindquarters. What’s so unique about them? Pomeranians have abundant textured coat with highly plumed tail set flat and high. In order to prolong the life of a Pomeranian the following things should be done: When it comes to adults Pomeranians the three leading causes of death are gastrointestinal diseases, trauma and infections. It is important to know that trauma is leading cause of death when it comes to baby Pomeranians. A dog that is taken care of and is on a good diet with appropriate exercise can live even longer. Average Age The average life of a Pomeranian is between 12 and 16 years. Regardless of their sixe they have a big personality. Their height when standing is from 5.0 to 11 inches (12-28cm). Size As we already mentioned Pomeranians are small dogs that weight from 1.9 to 3.5 kilograms (4.2-7.7 lb). Their temperament is amazing, so they will fit in any family. They are not one-person dogs, so the Pomeranian will connect and adore all of the family members. Pomeranians like toys and if the owner wants their dog to spend some time alone that is the perfect way. They enjoy being the center of attention and are extroverted. If they are not trained they can become dominant and aggressive. Pomeranians can be a bit manipulative if they want to get something from their owners because they are intelligent. They like to bark and this can become a habit unless it’s prevented with training. They are alert and can feel changes in their environment. They can be aggressive to other dogs if they feel competition or simply to prove themselves. Temperament The Pomeranians, as any other Teddy Bear Dog, are playful, curious, affectionate, friendly and lively. The coat can easily tangle and knot when the undercoat is being shed. The outer coat is harsh in texture, straight and long. Because the coat is thick and keeps on shedding trimming is recommended every 1 or 2 months. It is not difficult to groom a Pomeranian and it is recommended to be done daily so the coat can stay high quality. The coat of the Pomeranians is thick and double coat. The nose, paw pad and eye color are usually marshmallow, but the eyes can be blue and the nose and the paw pads can be mottled black and pink. The base colors can be black, red or brown. It is a mix of solid base color with lighter grey/blue patch. There’s a new recent color which is called merle and it is developed by the breeders. But, the most popular colors are black, orange, white or cream. They can be seen in brown, black, white, cream, orange, red, blue, spotted, brindle, brown and tan, black and tan and combination of those. Coat and Colors Pomeranians exist in variety of colors of any dog breed.
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