The Pomeranian It is one of the most striking breeds, thanks to its abundant coat and its small size. Intelligent, cheerful and energetic, he usually has a sociable and funny character, although he tends to be stubborn. Very agile, he is associated with the upper classes, and although he requires some special care, he is usually in good health.
The Pomeranian is descendant of the German Spitz, and is considered the oldest breed in Central Europe. Currently it has evolved due to the intervention of breeders, as this is one of the best-selling dogs today internationally. However, this has led to the emergence of many illegal farms dedicated to this breed, so we must be cautious when buying.
El Pomeranian The best known is the orange one, although it can also be brown, black or gray. Among its physical characteristics the most prominent is its abundant coat, double coat and extreme softness, so it requires daily brushing and an optimal hygiene routine. Their pointed ears and lively eyes make them one of the favorite dogs for children, with whom they also tend to have a very good relationship.
Regarding their behavior, it must be emphasized his intelligence, which facilitates their training. However, they sometimes have a hard time adopting rules of obedience, as this breed is often stubborn and very nervous. They do not usually show aggressive behavior, but we do need to let them know what their limits are.
Exercise is essential for the mental and physical balance of the Pomeranian, as has an overflowing energy; For this reason it is very common to see this breed in Agility competitions. In addition, it is very loyal to its owners, and has a very protective character. Sometimes dominant, he is usually somewhat suspicious of strangers.