Alice White
#10 This breed has come a long, but interesting way from service northern dogs to favorites of noble persons.
Now Pomeranian Spitz is regular participants in various exhibitions and events. Animals delight with their intelligence, perky character, and thick hair inherited from their ancestors. Their compact size, combined with a big heart, make Pomeranians great companions and loyal friends.
#11 The owners of these charming Pomeranians note their good-natured nature, unbridled curiosity and cheerful enthusiasm with which fluffy balls are exploring the world even within the apartment.
You should not start a Spitz as a decorative dog, with which you can lie on the couch and watch your favorite movie. The Pomeranian prefers active games, and a walk in the fresh air is a delight. A dog of this breed will gladly bring a thrown ball, chase after a pigeon nesting on the curb, and rush to protect the owner from the "threat". In general, a fun walk with a fluffy fidget is guaranteed.
#12 The Pomeranian Spitz easily finds a common language with the owner, adjusting to his lifestyle.
The faithful dog will never make noise in the early morning if you prefer to get up around noon and will follow on your heels as soon as you wake up. Representatives of this breed are attached to the family in which they live and can be sad if they are not given proper attention. Many spitz owners note that returning home after work is fraught with a remarkable manifestation of love from the little bear cub. Your dog will always be there for you: while preparing dinner, showering, and sleeping at night. Some animals can sleep in a room with their owner (sometimes next to them on the bed) to please in the morning with another portion of affection and a loud call to take a walk in the city park.
