Dog Breeds

Pomeranian

Do contact ALL the breeders! If breeders have puppies, ask for a video call. It's fun to see the puppies playing together in real time!

Pomeranian Breeders

Adele Meyntjes 083 381 8080 , email meynadel@gmail.com. Our kennel name is Meynadel. Visit our Webpage

Shaun Stoltz 0712016516 Email: velvetblukennels@gmail.com, Visit our Webpage

Tracie Austen, +27 72 839 0664, e-mail: traciemm@gmail.com.  Details and photos on our  webpage

Charlene Booysen, email pomelenepoms@gmail.com  cell 082 785 0894 Kennel Name: Pomelene. Visit our webpage

Erica van der Linde    082 730 5807 email: browdeen@gmail.com,  Kennel Name: Browdeen.  Webpage

Mildred aamMcClusky   0617670385.   See photos on our Webpage

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About Pomeranians

The Pomeranian originated in the snowy wastes of the Arctic Circle, where its thick luxuriant coat kept it warm. From there the history can be traced to Pomerania in Germany and from there to England. Pomeranians are now popular all over the world. English Pomeranian breeders favoured a small dog and developed the dainty dog that we know today.

Development of breeds of dogs.

Pomeranians make good house pets and need only a small yard. They make good watch dogs. 

Daily brushing helps to keep the Pomeranian looking good. They make a good lady's dog. When the coat is fluffed up they look like a powder puff. They are often called "Toy Poms," or "toypoms," as a nickname. Their correct name is "Pomeranian." 

Children should be supervised when playing with Pomeranian puppies, as they are small and vulnerable. Puppies need peace to sleep during the day, and should be left alone at meal-times.

Pomeranians are classified in the Toy Group. They come in a variety of colours. 

Weight: males - 1.8 - 2kg, females - 2.5 - 3.5 kg.

The Bible says, "It's a good man that cares for the needs of animals."

Proverbs chapter 12, 10 

Toypom photos by Glen Hill