Breed Group: Toy

Size: Small

Height: 6-7 inches

Weight: 3-7 pounds

Coat Type: Fluffy, double coat

Coat Colors: Orange, Cream, Black, Blue, White

Temperament: Bold, intelligent, and lively. Pomeranians are known for their vibrant personalities and fearless nature despite their small size. They are curious, vocal, and love being the center of attention, often forming strong bonds with their owners.

Energy Level: Moderate. While small in stature, Pomeranians have energetic bursts and enjoy playtime indoors or short outdoor strolls. Their enthusiasm often outweighs their physical size.

Good with Children: No

Good with Other Pets: Yes

Trainability: Moderate. Pomeranians are quick learners but can be headstrong. Early training and positive reinforcement help manage barking and encourage good manners.

Barking Tendency: High. Pomeranians are naturally alert and vocal, often barking to communicate or respond to new sounds. Training can help reduce excessive barking.

Lifespan: 12-16 years

Health Issues: Pomeranians are prone to dental issues and collapsing trachea, a condition that affects their breathing. Regular vet visits, dental care, and using a harness instead of a collar can help manage these risks.

Exercise Requirements: Low. Pomeranians are well-suited for apartment living and do not require intense exercise. Short walks and indoor play are usually enough to meet their activity needs.

Hypoallergenic: No

History: Pomeranians are descended from large Arctic sled dogs and were bred down in size over time. They gained popularity among European royalty, especially after Queen Victoria fell in love with the breed. Their bold attitude and luxurious coats have made them a favorite lapdog ever since.