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Pomeranians make excellent pets for older people and those who are busy, because they aren't an overly dependent breed. They are also good for apartment dwellers or homes that don't have a backyard. Because of their small size, they aren't recommended for families with small children who might injure them accidentally.
- Are Pomeranians high maintenance?
- Are Pomeranians aggressive?
- Are Pomeranians good for first time owners?
- Why are Pomeranians bad pets?
- Are Pomeranians easy to potty train?
- Are male or female Pomeranians better?
- Why do Pomeranians bite so much?
- Do Pomeranian dogs bark a lot?
- What should I know before buying a Pomeranian?
- Does Pomeranian shed a lot?
- Are Pomeranians dumb?
Are Pomeranians high maintenance?
Are Pomeranians high maintenance? This breed has a reputation of being high maintenance due to their association with royals and their big personalities. However, this is a manageable breed for any dog lover. The most high maintenance aspect about them will probably be the grooming they will need.
Are Pomeranians aggressive?
The Pom, throughout generations, has always been a companion lap dog... ... Even when you look back into the origin of this breed, the Pomeranian's ancestors, large Spitz dogs, were gentle sled dogs. With this all said, every breed that exists is, technically, capable of being aggressive, even if it is rarely seen.
Are Pomeranians good for first time owners?
Pomeranians are good dogs for first-time dog owners. They're sweet, affectionate little dogs that love to be around their owners and be social. They require a minimum of two walks a day to be happy and get their exercise needs met. While they shed, regular brushing and grooming can help keep their fur under control.
Why are Pomeranians bad pets?
Aggression and Fear. Pomeranians tend to be suspicious around strangers, and their small size makes large people and animals especially intimidating to them. Fear can turn to aggression quickly, and you should not interpret your dog's fear as a cute, endearing behavior.
Are Pomeranians easy to potty train?
One of the great things about Pomeranians is that they are relatively easy to train. This holds true for potty training just as much as it does for basic behavior and tricks. ... Your Pom needs to be trained to go potty outside and he relies on you to provide the necessary training.
Are male or female Pomeranians better?
Males are usually more affectionate, exuberant, attentive and more demanding of attention. They are very attached to their family or person. They tend to be more loyal, reliable and less moody. They are more outgoing, more accepting of other family pets and take quicker to well behaved children.
Why do Pomeranians bite so much?
Your Pomeranian may be play biting because they are getting wound up and frustrated. So make sure they have a secure place they can escape to. A bed or crate with three walls around it is ideal. ... It may seem disconnected, but your Pom may be biting because they simply have so much energy to get rid of when they play.
Do Pomeranian dogs bark a lot?
Despite their small size, Pomeranians have a loud bark and make excellent watchdogs. They sometimes don't know when to stop barking, however, so it's a good idea to train them to stop barking on command.
What should I know before buying a Pomeranian?
Pomeranians generally enjoy being lap dogs but need a lot of opportunities to run around and play. Like all dogs, early socialization is important for a Pomeranian puppy, but due to their petite size, make sure they're socializing with smaller dogs. Pomeranians live between 12 – 16 years on average.
Does Pomeranian shed a lot?
In addition to the puppy shedding phase, Pomeranian shedding also occurs year-round. This year-round shedding is normal, and is relatively in-line with the shedding of an average dog. However, due to their full, long coats, it often seems like Pomeranians are shedding more than other dogs.
Are Pomeranians dumb?
According to canine psychologist Stanley Coren, they're considered “bright dogs.” In fact, they're ranked the 28th smartest dogs for obedience & working intelligence. However, it's the Pomeranians' incredible ability to learn and solve problems that truly makes them incredibly smart dogs.
