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Pomeranian


"The Pomeranian is a breed of dog in the Spitz family, named for the Pomerania region in Central Europe (which is part of modern eastern Germany, and northern Poland) and classed as a toy dog breed because of its small size. As determined by the ICF the Pomeranian is part of the German Spitz breed, and in German and many foreign speaking countries known as the Zwergspitz (`Dwarf` Spitz), or Toy German Spitz. Pomeranians are generally alert, but also stubborn and demanding of attention.

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The Pomeranian originated from the sled dogs of Greenland and Lapland, which were eventually brought into Europe in Pomerania. This region, bordered on the north by the Baltic Sea, has been under the control of Wendish Slavs, Poles, Swedes, Danes, Prussians and Germans, at various times, and most recently Poles again. This region extends from the west of the Rügen Island to the Vistula River. The name Pomorze or Pommern comes from Slavic "along the sea". Breeders in Pomerania improved the coat and bred the dogs down for city living, but they were still 20 pounds or more when they reached England.

English breeders, through trial and error and Mendelean theories, are credited for reducing the dog's size and developing the many colors. The Pomeranian of today is small due to selective breeding, but the breed still retains the hardy disposition and thick coat typical of dogs in cold climates.

Queen Charlotte first introduced the Pomeranian to English nobility; however, the Pom gained international popularity when her granddaughter Victoria returned from vacation in Florence, Italy with a Pomeranian named Marco.

The dogs owned by Queen Charlotte & Queen Victoria were much larger and were German Spitz and a Volpino Italiano. The same is true of any other historical Pom from before the 19th century.

The FCI classifies the German Spitz as one family consisting of the Dwarf (Pomeranian), Small and Standard (American Eskimo Dog), and Wolfsspitz (Keeshond). Additional close relatives of the Pomeranian are the Norwegian Elkhound, the Schipperke, and possibly the Samoyed."




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  • :( *sigh* I miss my dog

  • I think I know what you mean...I just lost one of mine and I think I didn't stop crying for 2 full days. His name was max :(

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  • I had a Pomeranian named Spring. 1993-2010.

  • i had a pomeranian named kasey (1994-2004). she was so sweet, but stubborn as a mule :)

  • nice dog!

  • I love Pomeranians. But strange song

  • i miss my first dog wolf. he was a gentle giant. may he rest in peace. love my dog julie. black body rust brown butt. white nose and face. a very sweet 11 year old dog her bday was yesterday.

  • most of the dogs in this video need their hairs trimmed

  • aww.. so cute i have one ,named teddy ((:

  • @EM51682532569 We had to put down our male as he had lung cancer. My wife and were devastated to lose him after 14 years. His sister still looks for him in the house.

    I miss Murphy "Buddy" so much it makes me ill.

  • Just got a new Teacup Pom pup. She is absolutely adorable.

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