Contrary to the common enmity theme, Pomeranians are generally good with cats and can coexist peacefully. Pomeranians are small and are usually closer to cats in size than most other dogs. Their similar sizes make room for an unlikely relationship that shouldn’t exist. The Pomeranian is still a dog with canine instincts, but that doesn’t…
Pomeranians are generally expensive, especially compared to the average dog’s cost. On average, a Pomeranian will cost about $1,000 depending on any one of the many external factors. You can get a pomeranian starting from $500 and can spend as much as $2,000. Some cases have seen Pomeranians cost as much as $6,000, although it…
Pomeranians are perfect for first-time owners, especially seeing as they can be trained with ease. They don’t require as much food or treats as big dogs, but they must be fed at smaller intervals. Pomeranians are not the easiest dogs to cater to, but thanks to their intelligence and willingness to learn, they are perfectly…
Pomeranians are generally good with kids and they tend to get along really well. Pomeranians are normally friendly and social, as are kids, so it seems like a perfect match. You may need to supervise any interactions between a pomeranian and children, as both parties will likely need oversight. Pomeranians are usually protective, a trait…
No, Pomeranians are not hard to housebreak, in fact, Pomeranians are a smart breed of dogs that can quickly learn new commands and ways to act. However, smartness alone doesn’t cut it, because there are a whole lot of other factors that go into housebreaking a Pomeranian effectively. Well, the fact that Pomeranians have…
Yes. They are. Pomeranians are a particularly protective breed, despite their size, and lack of a fear factor. Mainly used as companion dogs, Pomeranians form strong bonds with their owners, making them fiercely protective. When faced with danger, you can expect a Pomeranian to jump to the rescue and display some unfamiliar characteristics. Once the…