Table of contentsAre Pomeranians good with kids?How good are Pomeranians with children?Alone timeWatchdogPlayfulness7 Important things to know before getting a Pomeranian if you have kidsAre Pomeranians a good choice for first-time owners?How easy are Pomeranians to train?Do Pomeranians shed a lot of hair?Do Pomeranians make good apartment pets?The Pomeranian’s prey driveAre Pomeranians adaptive?Pom health Are …
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Table of contentsWhy do Pomeranians pant so much?Panting explainedWhy do Pomeranians pant so much? 7 reasons#1: Overheating#2: Collapsed trachea#3: An enlarged heart#4: Heatstroke and dehydration#5: Illness or disease (Anemia, Lung Disease)#6: Stress#7: BloatHow to recognize abnormal pantingWhat amount of panting is normal?How do I help my Pom when he is panting excessively? 6 tips#1: Take …
Table of contentsDo Pomeranians get along with cats?Myths about cats and dogs debunked#1: Cats and dogs are natural enemies#2: Cats are self-sufficient and prefer to be alone#3: Only dogs are trainableCat vs. dog communicationCat languagePom dog languageHow to introduce your Pom and the CatAdvice on introducing the Pom to your cat and vice versaTechniques to …
Table of contentsHow to stop a Pomeranian from barking?How to stop a Pomeranian from barking in 6 common situations#1: When someone rings the doorbell or knocks on the door#2: When your Pomeranian is afraid#3: When your Pomeranian sees or hears the neighbors#4: When there is nothing to be heard or seen#5: When your Pomeranian wants …
Table of contentsDo Pomeranians bark a lot?Why do Pomeranians bark so much?Understanding why your Pomeranian is barking is key9 reasons why a Pom can bark too much#1: Pomeranian barks at the doorbell or at the knocks on the door#2: Your Pomeranian’s fear#3: Pomeranian barks at the neighbors#4: Pomeranian barks at nothing#5: Pomeranian barking at youPomeranian …
Table of contentsCan Pomeranians eat vegetables?What vegetables can Pomeranians eat? And which can’t they?#1: Asparagus#2: Broccoli#3: Brussels sprouts#4: Cabbage#5: Carrots#6: Cauliflower#7: Celery#8: Cucumber#9: Lettuce#10: Green beans#11: Peas#12: Pumpkin#13: Spinach#14: Sweet potato#15: Zucchini#16: Mushrooms#17: OnionsBonus: GarlicWhy should your Pom eat vegetables?What amount of vegetables should my Pomeranian eat?Does your Pom have an allergy to a certain …
Table of contentsDo Pomeranians have separation anxiety?What is separation anxiety?It’s important not to confuse any of the below-listed activities for signs of separation anxiety:Can Poms be left alone?What causes separation anxiety?Being abandonedOwner deathMoving homesSelf-awarenessHow to recognize separation anxiety? 13 signsBefore you leaveAfter you have leftWhen you come back homeHow to prevent/handle separation anxiety? 25 tipsDesensitizing …
Table of contentsDo Pomeranians make good guard dogs?The difference between guard and watchdogsPomeranians as guard dogsPomeranians as watchdogsShould I get a Pomeranian?If you’re more than happy with a Pom who…If you’re ready to deal with…Training a PomeranianBarking and PomeraniansReduce Pomeranian barking in 8 simple steps Let’s be honest: Pomeranians don’t look like your typical guard …
Table of contentsDo Pomeranians and Huskies get along?Husky and Pomeranian background…. Let’s jump into the Husky’s backgroundPomeranian traitsSiberian Husky traitsWhy would Huskies attack smaller dogs? 8 reasons#1: Prey instinct#2: Lack of exercise#3: Insufficient socialization#4: Getting provoked#5: Rough play#6: Upbringing#7: Territoriality#8: FoodWould a Husky attack a Pomeranian puppy?How to make a Pomeranian and a Husky get …
Table of contentsDo Pomeranians and Pugs get along?Pom breed characteristicsPug breed characteristicsWhat you should be very prepared for when taking a Pug is that they shed a lotThings Poms and Pugs have in commonBoth breeds are intelligent and affectionate. They’re also loyal, cheerful and playfulDifferences between Poms and PugsWhile Pugs are dog-friendly, Pomeranians are more …