How to Show Your Pomeranian You Care

Pomeranians were originally sled dogs from Greenland and Lapland, brought into Europe. Through selective breeding they are now small dogs with a hardy disposition and thick coat typical of dogs in cold climates. They are eager to learn and will do anything for a treat. They can get along with other pet members of the family if given a slow and proper introduction. The life expectancy is 12-19 years, although some have been known to live 20-35 years.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Tooth brush or brushing wipes.
• A brush for grooming at least 2-3 times a week.
• Good shampoo and conditioner
• Lots of love and affection.

1. Graduation Day Intermediate Class Brush and groom your Pom. His coat should be kept free of grass and debris. Brush and clean the teeth, Poms are known for suffering from decay and loss of teeth.
2. Feed your Pom good quality food. Poms eat slow (they have a tendancy to nibble at their food) and drink lots of water therefore, poms should not be kept on a scheduled time for eating. Just place food in their bowl and they will eat at their leisure.
3. Sabrina learning how to heel Last but not least send your Pom to "Obedeance Training," you will both benefit from it. Poms are known to respond well and are very smart.

Tips & Warnings

• Make sure to walk your pom everyday if possible. This helps to release some of the energy they have.
• Watch all toys given to Poms. They are small dogs and can easily choke on anything. I found the toys made by "kong" work the best. They can be