Pomeranians

Only their color.

From what I've heard, they CAN live to about 17. Not saying that they always do.

In the way beggining, Pomeranians were bred as herding dogs. Their ancestors were originaly sheep herders, and larger in size. But once the Queen got ahold of them, she loved the breed, and shortend them down into the breed we all know today.

A Jack Russell is because a Schnauzer will bark their head off for no reason while a Jack Russell will be protective of their owner. My Jack Russell terrier has learned tricks in a day and whenever a storm is about to start he goes in a hiding place before it starts. Most Jack Russells are active but mine is so sweet, cute, and easy to love.

Brian Galarza and Nichole Kunkle own the worlds biggest dog and they live happily married in halloweentown in north Carolina on William Allen street

Also his wonderful sister named Jessica and Justin owns a 300 pound German Shepperd and she is 6 ft high and 4ft wide and her name is savanna

A chihuahua can not have full poms, they would be part chihuahua.

Yes there is, I happen to have one and he is the best dog I have ever owned..... Not to big and def not to small.

Sexual by conjugation or fertilization.

The Pomeranian and the chihuahua are worlds apart in difference. The chihuahua belongs to the southern pariah clade of dogs, and the pomeranian belongs to the northern spitz clade of dogs. both come from completely opposite sides of the planet!

Chihuahuas are New World dogs genetically. Their origing is surrounded in mystery, but their ancestors were among the dogs and wolves that came to the New world with nomadic tribes, and eventually got to looking their way among the Aztecs, Toltecs and Mayans. Black Chihuahuas were especially prized as agents of the spirit world. It was a black dog's job to guide a man's spirit through the trials and journey of the underworld. That dog was the chihuahua and its ancestor the techichi. They may look like refined, fragile little lap dogs, but the are tough dogs with a very ancient outlook on life, though they seem to remember that they were once prized and sort of worshipped.

Pomeranians are the smallest dogs in the spitz family. They are actually very far removed from wolves, but they were bred to work in the cold environment of Northern Europe. The Pomeranian was directly bred down from the german spitz into its current size. They were prized as lap dogs and sleeve dogs for the rich. Pomeranians look tough but they are much more fragile than a chihuahua.

To understand the difference between a long haired chiahuahua and a pomeranian, you first need to look at the dog's proportion. Chihuahuas are "cobby" a term which means that their legs (hip to ground and shoulder to ground) are slightly shorter than the length of their spine. They look like a rectangle in profile. Pomeranians are "short-backed" which means that their legs are the same length or longer than their spine. in profile, they look square.

Look at the bone structure. Pomeranians have much heavier bone structure compared to an identically sized chihuahua. Pomeranians looks sturdy. Chihuahuas look gracile.

Look at the head in proportion to the body. A Pomeranian's head should look in proportion to the rest of the body. Chihuahua heads tend to look a bit big for their body. Chihuahuas have a domed skull, pomeranians do not, although this can be hard to tell with the massive amount of fuzz they can have up top. Chihuahua eyes tend to be larger in proportion to the head than a similarly sized pom.

Chihuahuas may have a molera, or soft spot, on their heads similar to the way human babies do. Pomeranians never have this feature. And is it any wonder? Chihuahuas have the biggest brain to body proportion of any other dog. all that brain still needs to be born safely, after all. Pomeranians have a foxy face, which is sort of wedge shaped.

Pomeranian ears are "erect" Chihuahua ears are "bat" Pom ears are always held high, they are not as big, and they are not as rounded as a chihuahua's ears. When a dog's ears are at rest, take a look at the triangle between the tips of the ears and the point of the nose. A chihuahua forms an equilateral triangle. a pom is more accute.

Look at the tail. Poms carry their tail high over the back or curled. Chihuahua tails are sickle shaped. Chihuahuas have full range of motion in their tails, much more wolflike, where it can curl into a sickle but also curl under or sideways with ease. The tail is not always carried high. Pom tails are much stiffer. They do not bend as easily as a Chihuahua's tail.

Now feel the dog. Chihuahuas can have double coats that are very fluffy, and poms can have coats that are very flat, but you are feeling for the texture of the guard hair. Poms have a coarse outer coat that is stiff to the touch and very dense. It should be a little difficult to feel all the way down to the skin of the dog. Chihuahua outer coats are soft, fine and silky and sometimes curly especially around the mane and fringes. It should be very easy to feel the skin of the dog through the fur. In chihuahuas the mane and the fringes on the ears and behind the forelegs, and the pants on the back legs tend to be longer than the rest of the fur. The chihuahua tail is also a banner of even longer soft fur. Pomeranian fur tends to be the same length all over. Pomeranians tend to blow their undercoats once or twice a year. Chihuahuas do not, they shed all the time.

BUt despite all the differences it can be hard to tell due to sometimes poor breeding. Both dogs are meant to be 2-6 pounds, (1-2kg), both dogs can come in any color, both have the same popular colors of fawn, sable, black and tan, brindle, merle, solid color, piebald. Chihuahuas are healthier overall and longer lived by 2 years on average. Pomeranianas tend to be more timid.

No, they are actually increasingly popular, and therefore common.

really only a 3 times a week unless they get really messy other than that just get a washcloth and wipe them off that's what I was told when I had my son

75-400 dollars a piece

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I don't believe there, if you want a 'short' haired pomeranian just shave it. :]

Sometimes, it depends on they're personalities. All the pomeranians I've met love kids. So, the chances are, they may like them more than hate them.

according to pomeranianplace.com they are called a yorarian

That would depend on lawn size, accesibility( for equipment, parking ect) and what a company performs as standard work for each company and what is considered as optional. In Chicago expect to pay roughly around 20 per week( 80 per month ) minimum typical small Chicago home, corner home around 35 per week min.

That would depend on lawn size, accesibility( for equipment, parking ect) and what a company performs as standard work for each company and what is considered as optional. In Chicago expect to pay roughly around 20 per week( 80 per month ) minimum typical small Chicago home, corner home around 35 per week min.

they sell grreat sets of professional quality clippers at Wal-Mart for around 40.00 dollars they work great and come with lots of choices to chnge out the heads for different lengths of haor..the brand name on these are WAHL...and they come in a blue plastic lunch box looking package and are all in a one unit hope this helps good luck!!!...Kristin

Yes, and that is because there is no such thing as a "teacup" pomeranian. So-called teacup dogs are really the result of runt dogs, who are generally weaker and of poor health to start, bred to create a smaller animal. As a result, pups are plagued with problems and are extremely fragile, often dying from easily preventable accidents around the house.

Remember, poms are small anyway (4-6 pounds), so there really isn't a need to go smaller than that! If you're interested in a pom, know that they are great dogs to have, very friendly and playful, and that there are plenty of reputable breeders that can point you in the right direction to a healthy, happy pup. Apotion from shelters or a rescue is another great way to go, too.

Try these two websites to find a loving pet. You can search by breed and zip code.

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There are millions of homeless dogs/puppies that would make great pets.

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Chihuahua & Toy Breed Rescue

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This could be anything from allergies to a localized skin infection to excessive tearing from a blocked tear duct. I would suggest asking your vet about it at your next regular visit if there isn't anything else going wrong.

Yes - they're called spitz dogs. Think of the samoyed, for example.