Pomeranian Dog BreedingFind the Perfect Match

Comprehensive testing ensures thriving Pomeranians! Patella evaluation (OFA) celebrates bouncy movement. Annual eye exams maintain bright vision. Cardiac checks confirm strong hearts. Dental examinations ensure sparkling smiles. Your thorough approach creates healthy, happy companions ready for 12-16 years of vivacious devotion!

Professional dental care creates lifetime smiles! Their compact mouths benefit from regular cleanings (every 6-12 months) and daily brushing that becomes treasured bonding time. Your education about dental wellness helps families maintain healthy teeth, supporting overall vitality throughout their Pomeranian's wonderfully long 12-16 year lifespan!

Standard-sized Pomeranians (3-7 lbs) enjoy the healthiest, happiest lives! This perfect size has been refined over centuries, creating robust companions who thrive. Your commitment to breeding within standard ensures strong bones, healthy organs, and excellent vitality. Females 4+ pounds enjoy safe pregnancies and healthy litters. Your ethical breeding preserves this precious breed's future!

Understanding coat genetics helps maintain beauty! When coat variations occur, they create unique appearances that many families cherish. Your knowledge of family history and gentle care ensures all Pomeranians feel loved and comfortable. This cosmetic variation doesn't affect their vivacious spirits or ability to bring joy to families!

Alopecia X (Black Skin Disease) causes hair loss and skin darkening in Pomeranians. Genetic but poorly understood. Affects males more often. No cure but various treatments tried. Cosmetic issue but affects quality of life and breeding decisions.

Tracheal collapse is common in Pomeranians due to weak cartilage rings. Causes honking cough, especially with excitement or pulling. Harnesses mandatory instead of collars. Severe cases need surgery. Weight control essential as obesity worsens condition.

Many Pomeranian births require C-sections due to puppy size relative to pelvis. Singles or large puppies especially problematic. Average litter 1-3 puppies. Emergency C-section fund ($2,000-4,000) essential for breeders. High-risk pregnancies need experienced management.

Puppy uglies occur at 4-7 months when Poms lose puppy coat before adult coat grows. They look scraggly and thin-coated temporarily. Normal development stage lasting several months. Adult coat quality can't be judged during this phase.

No, 'teacup' isn't a recognized size. Breeding for extreme small size under 3 pounds creates unhealthy dogs with hypoglycemia, organ failure, bone fragility. Ethical breeders produce 4-7 pound dogs per breed standard. Avoid breeders advertising teacups.

Pomeranians are alert watchdogs who bark at everything. Their sharp, high-pitched bark can become excessive without training. Not apartment-friendly unless bark training prioritized. Positive reinforcement training from puppyhood essential for manageable barking.