Peek-A-Poms low-shedding, mellow dogs that are a cross between the Pekingese and Pomeranian. Then, there’s the docile Shiranian, which is part Shih Tzu and part Pom. Do you want a fluffy, yet hypoallergenic pooch? The Pom and Cotton mix is perfect for you!
On average, Pomeranians cost between $500 and $1,500. However, their price can go up to $4,000 depending on the color of their fur and how lush it is. Although this dog is small, it does require a lot of grooming, which can result in monthly costs of around $300.
Pomeranians can come in fully orange, black, or the signature beaver color. Pomeranians can also come in beautiful tricolor combinations with brindle and merle markings, as well as the the majestic agouti and sleek sable coat patterns.
If timeless is what you want, then the Show Cut never gets old. It’s a bit tricky to maintain but absolutely adorable on your pup. You can also try out the Foxy or the Bear Cut, which are sure to turn heads and get plenty of compliments at the dog park!
Shaving a Pomeranian is a bad idea as it entails risks of compromising the protective functionalities of the coat, not restoring the coat to its original appearance, or even not regrowing at all. It is even worse if you are planning on pulling a DIY.
The Merle Pomeranian is a fairly new coat color in the world of Pomeranian dog breed. It is so beautiful that the Merle Pomeranian is one of the most sought-after in the US. However, you wouldn’t see a Merle Pomeranian in some countries since kennel clubs like the FCI do not accept this color. Though recently, there have been cases where Merle Pomeranians have been allowed to join AKC dog competitions.
A Teacup Pomeranian is not really a separate, distinct breed of Pomeranians. The Pomeranian is just one breed but different sizes of these dogs are nicknamed accordingly. Teacup Pomeranians or Miniature Pomeranians are usually the runt of the litter or are undersized when born. Breeders would usually pair undersized dogs to make them as small as possible.
Now, what is the lifespan of a Pomeranian and what are these pooch’s common health issues? The average lifespan of a Pomeranian typically falls between 12 to 16 years. And during its lifespan, the Pomeranian is predisposed to diseases and medical conditions such as obesity, hypothyroidism and patellar luxation, just to mention a few.
Pomeranian Husky Mix is a breed that comes from a crossbreed between a Pomeranian and a Siberian Husky. In the eyes of Pomeranians’ and Huskies’ lovers, Pomeranian Husky Mix is commonly referred as Pomsky.
