The price of ordinary Pomeranian dogs varies in different cities
generally around 200 to 1000 yuan
it is quite difficult to price a purebred Pomeranian


Here is some information about the Pomeranian dog;

Origin: Germany
Purpose: Companion dog
Characteristics: Tail curls up to the back, coat takes three years to fully develop, colors include white, red, orange-yellow, gray, and black; although small in size, it is an excellent watchdog and a loyal and gentle companion.


Pomeranian Dog Care and Feeding
Pomeranians eat very little; nowadays, age-appropriate dry dog food available in the market generally meets their nutritional needs. Occasionally, you can offer a bit of fresh chicken breast, beef, or vegetables, a small amount of vitamins and fresh milk, along with clean water. In this way, you can raise a healthy and beautiful Pomeranian.

Never let any Pomeranian, no matter the age, chew on chicken or duck bones
Due to the small size of Pomeranians, their required activity space is limited. A typical household balcony or living room is sufficient for their activities.
Pomeranians do not have a body odor, so regular grooming is enough, and bathing once every 2-3 weeks or even once a month is sufficient.
Pomeranians have small amounts of excrement. Frequent outdoor activities help prevent shyness.
Considerations When Choosing Pets to Raise
Whether the size and activity range are suitable for home keeping
Whether they have body odor, shed hair, or make loud noises affecting living quality
Ease of care and feeding
Whether you have enough patience and love to care for the pet
Whether they bite or are poisonous
Reasons to Choose to Raise Pomeranians
Small and cute, suitable for children
No body odor, little shedding, small activity space
Well-trained ones have no odor, less shedding, don't take up much space, and rarely bark
Safe and not dangerous
Healthy and not prone to illness
Puppies are moderately priced, and feeding costs are low

Before the 18th century, the ancestors of Pomeranians were herding dogs, a medium-sized breed weighing over 10 kg. Due to their appealing appearance and selective breeding, the modern Pomeranian with a small build was created.


Don’t underestimate the small head of the Pomeranian—inherited from herding dogs, Pomeranians are very intelligent. They rank 23rd in dog intelligence, among the top 5 in small breeds, making them relatively easy to teach and train for owners. The only habit that is hard to manage is that most Pomeranians bark a lot. Despite their small size, their bark is sharp and loud, surpassing many large dogs.


Because of this trait, Pomeranians make excellent watchdogs. They will alert their owners with startling sounds at any disturbance. However, they are only suitable as watchdogs and do not have threatening attack power due to their small size.

Purebred Pomeranians are very beautiful and charming, popular worldwide. However, due to their delicate bodies, some Pomeranians have minor admixture with fox dogs to increase ease of raising. Pomeranians usually have litters of no more than three puppies. They are considered adults at a year and a half, take up to two years for their coat to fully grow, and have a lifespan of about 9 to 11 years.


Regarding coat colors, the most common Pomeranians are between yellow and orange. Recently, pure white Pomeranians have become popular in Taiwan, whereas black or brown Pomeranians are rarely seen there.


Purpose: Companion dog
Characteristics: Tail curls up to the back, coat takes three years to fully develop, colors include white, red, orange-yellow, gray, and black; although small in size, it is an excellent watchdog and a loyal and gentle companion.


Pomeranian Dog Care and Feeding
Pomeranians eat very little; nowadays, age-appropriate dry dog food available in the market generally meets their nutritional needs. Occasionally, you can offer a bit of fresh chicken breast, beef, or vegetables, a small amount of vitamins and fresh milk, along with clean water. In this way, you can raise a healthy and beautiful Pomeranian.

Never let any Pomeranian, no matter the age, chew on chicken or duck bones
Due to the small size of Pomeranians, their required activity space is limited. A typical household balcony or living room is sufficient for their activities.
Pomeranians do not have a body odor, so regular grooming is enough, and bathing once every 2-3 weeks or even once a month is sufficient.
Pomeranians have small amounts of excrement. Frequent outdoor activities help prevent shyness.
Considerations When Choosing Pets to Raise
Whether the size and activity range are suitable for home keeping
Whether they have body odor, shed hair, or make loud noises affecting living quality
Ease of care and feeding
Whether you have enough patience and love to care for the pet
Whether they bite or are poisonous
Reasons to Choose to Raise Pomeranians
Small and cute, suitable for children
No body odor, little shedding, small activity space
Well-trained ones have no odor, less shedding, don't take up much space, and rarely bark
Safe and not dangerous
Healthy and not prone to illness
Puppies are moderately priced, and feeding costs are low

Before the 18th century, the ancestors of Pomeranians were herding dogs, a medium-sized breed weighing over 10 kg. Due to their appealing appearance and selective breeding, the modern Pomeranian with a small build was created.


Don’t underestimate the small head of the Pomeranian—inherited from herding dogs, Pomeranians are very intelligent. They rank 23rd in dog intelligence, among the top 5 in small breeds, making them relatively easy to teach and train for owners. The only habit that is hard to manage is that most Pomeranians bark a lot. Despite their small size, their bark is sharp and loud, surpassing many large dogs.


Because of this trait, Pomeranians make excellent watchdogs. They will alert their owners with startling sounds at any disturbance. However, they are only suitable as watchdogs and do not have threatening attack power due to their small size.

Purebred Pomeranians are very beautiful and charming, popular worldwide. However, due to their delicate bodies, some Pomeranians have minor admixture with fox dogs to increase ease of raising. Pomeranians usually have litters of no more than three puppies. They are considered adults at a year and a half, take up to two years for their coat to fully grow, and have a lifespan of about 9 to 11 years.


Regarding coat colors, the most common Pomeranians are between yellow and orange. Recently, pure white Pomeranians have become popular in Taiwan, whereas black or brown Pomeranians are rarely seen there.