answers 0:Well I really want a pom. But I just would like to know like everything one should know about them!answers 1: http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/pomerania...answers 2:SEE............ Poms r vry sweet n loving. dey love der owner lke nytin, dey wil strt barkin o wil bite d person who harms u... dey r a swt hrt.... bt dey r vry emotional.. dey need a lot of luv..answers 3:Pros:PlayfulCuddly (mine have been fairly cuddly)-Intelligent-Independent-They do love to socialize!!-They eat 2-3 small serving of food in a day- so even if you bought a high quality food it would still be fairly cheap-They are easy to travel with-They can live from 12-20 years if taken care of properly-Alert-Highly trainable-If trained properly can be great with children- They have alot of cute quirks- alot of Pomeranian's love to "burrow" under blankets to ! sleepCons:-Stubborn-Require yearly dental appointments (Poms are prone to bad teeth)-If not constantly socialized they can bark alot-They have fragile bones (wouldn't get one if you have rambunctious children or large hyper dogs)-Have to be walked on a harness or something similar (until they learn to heel), because they do have sensitive throats.-Most I have seen/ owned have had sensitive stomachs-They shed like crazy, and HAVE to be groomed at a minimum of 3-4 times a week to prevent matting and even worse shedding-Pomeranian's can get very possessive of there toysContrary to popular belief Pomeranian's do require quite a bit of exercise, because they LOVE to run and play. And get large bursts of energy through out the day. So this breed would have you quite busy....answers 4:Poms are great little dogs. I have two,one is 12 and the other is13 and I've had both since they were puppies. The pros of the Pomeranian breed are loyalty, intelligence, spunk, and adorable quirkin! ess. The cons are the same for most of the toy breeds: almost ! impossible to potty train, yapping, tenacity, and fragile leg bones that can break if the dog jumps off a bed, {though it's never happened to mine}. I have found that they are respectful of boundaries, love to fetch, don't handle change really well, and one of my favorite quirks is that they take one bite of food from the bowl and take it across the room to eat it, every bite.My little girl Pom is named Rosey, and my boy is Poppy, and all they want is to sit with me all day. They need to be brushed every day and bathed once every couple of weeks, too frequent bathing dries out their skin.You can always get a puppy cut if you don't want to brush them.I adore the Pom breed and I'm sure you will too, kudos for looking before you leap....
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