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Anyone had any experiences with pomerianians? Good,bad?
>> Anonymous
>>145189

i was walking in the park one day and one of these little fuckers came up and starting biting my leg and jumping at my face, i was about ready to kick the damn thing when it came down from a jump, but it's owner showed up explaining how it got off it's leash, which was bullshit since there was no bite marks or anything on the leash itself... i walked over before i kicked the stupid bitch and her dog
>> Anonymous
I used to have one. He was a Senile and Deaf though, and would bark and chase anyone, but we had him for 18 years. He scared me D:
>> Anonymous
I own a black and white one. Good experience so far for the past four years that i've owned him. He's a pretty good dog, though whenever he gets overly excited he tends to yap a bit (their barks aren't really that loud compared to a lab or something)
>> Anonymous
I don't know why, but i've noticed that the ones that are reddish or golden colored tend to be meaner while the darker colored ones tend to be nicer. My aunt had a golden colored one for years that was horrible and tried to bite anyone and everyone that came around. She has a black one now and it loves everybody.
>> Anonymous
I have a reddish colored one with cream colored fox-like markings on the face and she's not at all mean except with small children (and honestly I don't blame her). She was never aggresive towards people over about 5 yrs old or other animals. The only time she really barks or makes noise is when there's someone at the door or near the back porch, she's an excellent watch dog. Once she sees everything is alright she's right back to playing with our other dog and quiet again. She's now 7 years old and we've never had a problem with her. Poms are wonderful if you train them right, just like any other dog.
>> Anonymous
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I've got two, a red and a blonde, both boys. The red one was a puppy mill rescue and was totally confused and frightened to death of everything when we brought him home. He got attached to me almost immediately, and even though he's much more confident and outgoing now (we've had him 5 years), he's still upset if I'm not home when I'm supposed to be and keeps everybody away from me if I'm sitting down or in my bedroom. He'll only bite the other dogs, but he makes a big racket if anyone gets to close. The blonde is much more independent, but is horribly affectionate if the mood strikes him or if you call him. He can be a brat at times, and is the only one I've had that bites (we've curbed that a lot since we adopted him, though). He is at the same time the most delinquent and one of the best dogs I've ever had. It's hard to explain. Honestly, I love them both and wouldn't trade them for the world, but they're not for everyone.
>> Anonymous
I worked at a Kennel this summer, and one of our repeat guests was a tiny, and decrepit, pomeranian named "piper".

Piper could only bark in a cough, a little peeping rasp, it scraped your ears like fingernails on frosted glass.

Piper could only eat soft food, and the blackened remnants of her wet meals collected in the hair around her mouth like a mask.

Piper had a constant upper resperatory infection, and the mucous from around her eyes left black marks like eye shadow.

When you looked into pipers eyes, you could see the face of death.
>> Anonymous
>>145267

holy shit did i LOL

that last line was gold.
>> Anonymous !JNf6ZJVic.
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>> Anonymous
Pissed on my bed every night. Motherfucker.
>> Anonymous
My family has owned a pom for the last eight years
She's such a sweet and cute little thing <3
She's probably bitten me less than 5 times the whole time we've owned her

My neighbor has one as well
He's rather large compared to mine, but acts just the same
>> Anonymous
>>145267
My brother moved in with a friend's mom after the hurricane destroyed his Gulf Coast apartment. She had a Pomeranian that was (ans still is) being kept alive through some sort of foul necromancy. The dog wheezed constantly, and we expected it to die at any second. It shat everywhere, and produces tumors regularly. I have no idea how old it was, but I would have euthanized it years ago.
>> Anonymous
*wheeze* *wheeze* *wheeze* *yappyappyappyappyappyappyapp* *wheeze* *wheeze* *wheeze* *yappyappwheezeyappyapp* *wheezeyappwheezeyappyappyap*

Get a proper dog, you fuck.
>> Guodzilla
>>145523
seconded.
I hate those snappish, yappy little monsters.
>> Guodzilla
I have had very few positive experiences with small dogs. Usually I try to pet them, and they don't move. I get closer, no motion. Closer, nothing. Two inches away.

SNAP!!! GRRRROWLLLL! YAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAP!!
SSSNNNNAAAAAARRRRLLLLL!!!
YAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAP!!!!!

Gugggh...(shudder)
Vile cockroaches with fur.
I HATE small dogs. >:-(

And I think the vilest breed of all is the toy poodle.
Now mind, I'm not saying ALL small dogs behaved this way. Just that MOST of them have.
>> Anonymous
My girlfriend has two. They hate everything that isn't her or her mother.

Especially my fucking calves.
>> ddada Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
Had a couple as a kid. Both were very friendly, one of 'em was exceptionally smart.

They're pretty good dogs.
>> Anonymous
If a dog is tiny someone's going to want to snuggle it. If a tiny dog gets scared someone's likely to pick it up and comfort it like a baby, which will make the dog even worse because IT'S NOT A HUMAN BABY.
>> Anonymous
rat dogs suck balls
>> Anonymous
Pomeranians are normally bitchy by nature from what I've seen, I have a half pomeranian half shitzu which is awesome because she grew up at a rottweiler farm, so she doesn't bark. she knows shes my bitch.
>> Anonymous
It should go without saying, but don't get one if you are never going to be home!

My sister bought one last year because "it was cute." Well, she was never at home (work, partying, and cross-country booty calls) and gave it no attention. Now it will not behave for ANYONE.

My sister moved away and her new apartment didn't allow pets... My dad told me they found a new home for the dog. I came to visit, and guess what? The dog was back, under my dad's care. He says the dog wouldn't behave for the new owner... The new owner gave it to a friend, it peed on all of her stuff, so she brought it back to my dad.

On the other hand, my cousin has one that is very well behaved and sweet. But then again she actually spends TIME with her dog and doesn't up and leave for a week to go make passionate love to some guy on the other coast.

I feel sorry for my sister's dog, but the moral of the story is: Don't get one if you'll never be home to gove it attention!
>> Anonymous
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Temperament is probably influenced a good deal by where they're raised. Our pom grew up around all sorts of other pets (dogs, cats, "exotics") so he socializes like a regular dog. If he got uppity, he'd get sat on by something larger than him.

They definitely require more patience than some breeds. Brains weren't exactly what they were bred for, so it takes a little longer for them to get the hang of not whizzing in the water dish. Extra grooming time is also a must.

Still, ours is a very social pup. He's more interested in watching the other dog play fetch than doing it himself, but he makes a good lap warmer. And occasional pillow.
>> Anonymous
>>145189
They're horribly inbred and only respond to the harsher forms of training (ie tie it up outside whenever it misbehaves). Despite its fur and whatnot, it's definitely not an indoors dog since it's very vindictive. Your best bet is to keep it in a porch or a veranda, or even the laundry room.
>> tigerfeather !CrwtTbFNxQ
>>145984
Obvious troll

OP, look in some small breed training books, go to your local PetSmart and talk to the trainers there, and check breed books. Call breeders. If you want to get a purebred dog, you should be doing your best to make sure that what you're getting is right for you, anyway, so you should have called these breeders already. Don't get a backyard-bred dog, it'll be riddled with questionable genes and weird proportions, and will probably have horrible medical problems as it gets older.
>> Core !JD2r9bRTlg
My aunt has a Pomeranian (sp) first time I met it.. it greeted me and wanted to be petted and loved on.. But it was extremely hyper. Bouncing around like a spring..It was also very cute.

I can only imagine this type of dog does require a decent amount of affection.

So like the above person mentioned may not want to get one unless you can devote some amount of time to it.
>> Anonymous
>>146161

I have a pom puppy that basically looks like a ball of fur. You can't even see its face or legs when looking from above. When it bounces and gravitates towards visitors, they look at it curiously and ask me if it's a new toy for my youngest brother.
>> Anonymous
My brother spilled kool-aid on my pomeranian and it's fur was red around its neck, never got it out
>> Anonymous
>>146796
I do that to the white fur on my cat's paws and chest because it's a mouser.
"Your cat killed something again, and he's all bloody!"
"Yeah, he'll do that."
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