Pomeranians

Chomeranian, or a pomauha

Well I think it depends on what animal it is!!

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it would cost around $1000 to $2000 it would cost around $1000 to $2000

Pomeranians are very popular small, lap dogs. The breed descended from the similar, but larger German Spitz. Despite their size, Pomeranians can be aggressive and dominant. However, the dogs respond well to training and bond closely with their owners.

You can find a growth/ weight chart on http://www.petpom.com

There are adorable I have a male 2 year old pitpom he is black and has a white spots below his neck on his chest his tail does curls up.He is smaller then a pit but bigger than a pom. The colors depend on the mom and dad. Mine got his colors from his dad his mom is the pit and dad the pom. You can look at my facebook page to see pics of him.

No, this would be a very high dose. Call your veterinarian and ask how much Benadryl to give your dog.

A famine.

A Pomeranian can get to a height of 28 cm.

in a forest

Not likely, because Poms shed and have lots of dander. Allergic people do MUCH better with Bichons, Poodles, or West Highland White Terriers.

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Pomeranians are very smart dogs. Although it may take some training, you've got to start early. But with a little effort, and the right training, these dogs can be perfect for you, and they are eager to learn.

I believe pomeranian's are small fluffy dogs that originated from Germany and Poland.

Lana's Pomeranians have been breeding dogs for over thirty years and in that time they have bred over thirty American champions. They are a member of the American Pomeranian Club Incorporated.

When you need to shampoo your Pomeranian, use either a mild conditioning shampoo that also moisturizes, such as Hartz Oatmeal Shampoo, Sensitive Skin, or waterless dry shampoo, as regular shampooing can cause the dog to lose the natural oils in his coat. If you must shampoo with wet shampoo, keep shampooing to a minimum so you don't dry out the hair and skin. Pomeranians are prone to dry itchy skin, it's important to keep their natural oils intact.

Pomeranians are constant shedders and their long coats must be brushed frequently to keep them from getting tangled and matted. In addition, regular brushing helps prevent dandruff, which can be a problem with Pomeranians, and leads to itchy skin. However, if you brush the Pomeranian properly, starting at the head, parting the hair and brushing it forward, it will fall right into place. Pomeranians are very heavy shedders, so brushing them every day will also help you keep the hair at bay.

It's also important to clean the teeth of a Pomeranian because they (like many other small breeds) are prone to dental problems. It's best to brush your dog's teeth daily, but if you can't then do it once or twice a week. Your vet should look at your dog's teeth and gums at each visit.

The spicy reaction has to do with the chemical called capsaicin causing the sensation of heat in the mouth. The body interprets this as part of the body getting hotter, so to maintain homeostasis the sweat glands start to release sweat in order for the body to cool down. So the spicy food is fooling your body into thinking it's too hot. That's why people in hotter climates like spicy food, because it helps them stay cooler.

Bella is a Pomeranian.

The cost of female Pomeranians typically ranges from $500 to $5,000, depending on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location. Show-quality dogs or those from champion bloodlines tend to be on the higher end of the price spectrum. Additionally, factors like age and health screenings can also influence the price. It's essential to choose a reputable breeder to ensure the health and well-being of the puppy.

You should wash your Maltese every 7-14 days to keep their cote silky smooth. You should also take it to the groomers every month if possible, and lastly brush daily.