Introduction

A Pomeranian is a small dog breed that originated in Germany. They look like fluffy balls of fur and are known for their big eyes, alert ears and fox-like faces. This breed is very popular because of its cuteness and small size. Pom puppies are also very playful and love being around people.

First, be sure you’re ready for a pom.

One thing to keep in mind, before you get a pom, is that they are a lot of work.

They will need a lot of attention and exercise every day. If you don’t have the time to give them this, then maybe this isn’t the dog for you! They require grooming almost daily and it can be quite time consuming if not done correctly.

Be sure you know what your puppy needs from you.

If you are going to get a Pom puppy, be sure you know what your puppy needs from you. It is not enough to just have the right type of home and environment for them, as they will also require plenty of attention and training. The Pomeranian dog is known as one of the most intelligent breeds in the world and so they need regular exercise and activities if a good life is to be had by all involved. This can include taking them on walks or trips around town, playing with toys or even just having fun playing fetch at home!

Where will you get your Pom puppy from?

Where will you get your Pom puppy from?

Pomeranian puppies are available through:

• Breeders. These are usually people who raise dogs and sell them as pets or to show, but not all breeders sell their puppies to the public. They may have a waiting list, so be sure to ask if there’s a long wait for a puppy when you call to get one of your own. You should also ask about health tests the parents have passed before breeding, such as hip dysplasia and eye exams.
• Shelters and rescue organizations (such as Humane Society shelters). These may be local or national organizations that take in homeless animals and try to find good homes for them once they’re healthy enough for adoption (which might mean getting shots first). You can also check online sites like PetFinder which lists thousands of shelters across North America where you can adopt an adult dog into your home! If possible visit with different breeds before deciding on which type would suit your lifestyle best since some require more exercise than others: German Shepherds need at least 20 minutes daily while Poms only need 10 minutes per day just like any other breed size ranges between 5-20 pounds depending on whether they’re male vs female.”

What will you feed your Pom puppy?

Once you bring your Pom puppy home, they will need to be fed a high-quality puppy food. As they grow, the dog food can be changed to an adult dog food that is higher in protein and fat content. Adult Poms love table scraps and will eat many different types of healthy foods like fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheese or even fish! If you decide to give your Pom puppy table scraps make sure it is not something unhealthy such as chocolate cake or potato chips.

Personality of the Pomeranian

Pomeranian are very friendly, affectionate and intelligent. They are good with children and other pets. Poms can be very playful, yet they can be stubborn at times. Be prepared for their stubbornness as it is part of their nature.

They are very alert, so you need to be careful when handling them around small children because they may not understand what you expect of them if there is any sudden movement or loud noise in the room. The pomeranian should always have something to do or he will find his own way of entertaining himself until you get home from work or school!

Training a pomeranian puppy

Pomeranians are smart, but they can also be stubborn. You will need to be patient and consistent with your training. The key is to establish yourself as the alpha dog, so you need to be firm with your commands, but not harsh or mean. Use positive reinforcement when he does something right, and then give him treats or a toy! Be patient and consistent—it may take some time for him to learn what you want him to do!

Pom puppy health care

There are some health conditions that affect pomeranian puppies in particular.

Eye problems: Pomeranians are known to have eye issues, and it’s important that your puppy has regular visits with a vet to ensure that their eyes are healthy and will remain so throughout their life. It’s especially important for you to keep an eye on your pup’s eyes if you plan on taking them out in the sun. Poms can easily develop corneal ulcers from too much direct sunlight, so make sure you don’t spend too much time outside without protecting their precious peepers. If they do develop a corneal ulcer, seek treatment immediately as it’s often very painful for them! Luckily there are many preventative measures available these days – just ask us at Pet Medical Clinic!

Dental problems: Another common problem among pomeranians is dental disease – if not treated early enough it can cause major problems later down the line (such as heart complications). This condition is relatively easy to treat though and doesn’t require any major surgery; however, it’s vital that owners have regular checkups with their vet so they know what kind of care they need at home in order keep those teeth clean! Allergies: We all know that allergies are common among dogs but did you know that Poms may be more prone than most other breeds? That means it might take longer for them to get used  to certain items or environments until they become less reactive themselves over time (like my little guy Pip here!). But don’t worry because we’ve got some tips on how best cope with this issue so stay tuned…

How to choose the right Pom puppy for you?

There are many different characteristics of a Pom puppy. The pomeranian dog is adorable, energetic, and loving. However, it’s not for everyone. If you are interested in adopting a Pomeranian puppy, read on to learn what it takes to make sure you find the perfect pooch for your lifestyle!

How To Choose The Right Pom Puppy For You?

To begin with, what is a Pomeranian dog? They’re small dogs that were originally bred as sled dogs in Poland. Nowadays they are popular as companions because of their calm demeanor and playful personalities. Poms have been popularized by celebrities like Paris Hilton who have had them as pets or fashion accessories but they can be just as happy in someone’s lap at home too (if they’re not constantly being shushed up).

You want to be sure that you are ready for a Pomeranian, which is where I can help out!

If you are not sure that the Pomeranian is the right dog for you and your family, then take some time to think about what is important in the life of your dog.

What will be its main purpose? What activities would you like to do with your dog? How many people live in your home? Will they be available to spend time with the puppy each day when it grows up? These are just a few questions that need answering before taking on any pet. The best way to make an informed decision about whether or not a Pomeranian puppy would work well for you is by doing research on their characteristics, their needs and what it takes for them to thrive in different situations and environments.

Conclusion

So, if you’re thinking about getting a pom, there are some great things to know before you take that step. First of all, you want to make sure that you’ve got the right amount of time and energy to devote to training your puppy. Then it’s important for you both to be ready for each other; if one person isn’t willing then it’s not going anywhere! Finally, think about where your puppy will come from – finding an ethical breeder is important because not only do they care about their dogs but also help us find homes for more  poms in need!