- Size: Small (7–12 inches tall, 3–7 lbs in weight)
- Lifespan: 12–16 years
- Coat: Fluffy double coat; comes in various colors like orange, black, white, sable, and more
- Temperament: Bold, lively, affectionate, and confident
- Intelligence: Highly intelligent, quick to learn, and responsive to training
- Exercise Needs: Low to moderate; enjoys short daily walks and indoor playtime
- Socialization: Thrives on attention; adaptable to families and small living spaces but benefits from early socialization
- Grooming: Brush their coat 3-4 times a week to prevent matting and shedding.
- Health: Regular vet checkups are essential to monitor for common issues like dental problems and luxating patellas.
- Diet: Provide high-quality dog food tailored to small breeds.
- Training: Early training and socialization are important for managing their independent and sometimes stubborn nature.
- Pomeranians are descendants of larger sled-pulling Spitz dogs.
- Queen Victoria owned a Pomeranian, which contributed to their popularity.
- Despite their small size, Pomeranians have a bold personality and often act like they’re much larger dogs.