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Choose White Teacup Pomeranian Puppies With Care

By Joshua Perry


In today's culture, celebrities often seem to be the ones who set the trends. In may be in clothing, hairstyles, makeup, or even tiny dogs that are photographed with them everywhere they go. The animals often sport big bows on their heads and compliment whatever the personality is wearing at the time. The dogs seem to be getting smaller and smaller as time goes on. Judging by the pictures, white teacup Pomeranian puppies are a celebrity favorite.

Celebrities do not always seem to understand the effect they have on devoted fans. Some people get so involved with their favorite stars that they want to be just like them. Fans can even go to the extreme of trying to find tiny pets they can carry around. If they go online, they can find plenty of people who call themselves toy or teacup dog breeders. Many are actually puppy mill owners whose only interest is profiting from the obsessions of others.

If you are genuinely interested in owning one of these tiny, delicate animals, you must do your research carefully and make absolutely certain that you are purchasing a puppy from a legitimate, recognized breeder. You can download a checklist from the humane society with the guidelines to follow if you are unsure how to proceed.

Pomeranians are small dogs, whether they are of the standard, toy, or teacup variety. They have personalities, traits, and characteristics that are specific to their breed. You should consider this carefully prior to buying an animal that you may have in your life for eleven to sixteen years. They are great little pets in the hands of the right owners and can be devoted companions.

Regardless of their size, almost all Pomeranians have plenty of attitude. You may very well own a teacup that thinks it's a Great Dane. These dogs are extremely intelligent, active, and independent. They like ruling the roost and do not always respond well to commands. They can be trained although it may be difficult. Rewarding with treats can help as can praise and attention.

If your household includes small children or other animals, you might want to pick another breed. Pomeranians do not always play nicely with little ones who try to hold them upside down or dress them up in doll clothes. Your puppy may snap or bite a child who bothers it. These dogs also have a jealous streak and do not like to share the limelight.

Some people instinctively shelter these tiny creatures, carrying them everywhere they go. This is probably a mistake. Pomeranians are active animals. They need exercise to thrive, and do not mind being put on a leash and taken for a walk. They can also be standoffish unless they get used to interacting with other people and animals.

Pomeranians can become cherished members of a family. They love to give and receive attention. If you are in the market for a tiny pet, a Pomeranian may be a good choice.




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