Advantages and Disadvantages of Pomeranian Dogs
Advantages:
Pomeranians are small-sized companion dogs with a clever and alert nature. They exhibit an intelligent, outgoing personality, with lively behavior and friendliness towards people. Devoid of aggressiveness, these traits collectively contribute to the advantages of Pomeranians. Additionally, Pomeranians are known for their diligence and hardworking nature, despite their small stature. This dedication has earned them high praise and appreciation.
Disadvantages:
Despite their many advantages, Pomeranians do have some drawbacks. They tend to be clingy, have a tendency to bark frequently, and can easily become excitable. While their cheerful nature quickly fosters closeness with family members, it may diminish their wariness towards strangers. If one desires the Pomeranian to serve as a guard dog, strict training is necessary.
The various advantages of Pomeranians have endeared them to many, and their minor drawbacks are generally accepted. Sometimes, it is these imperfections that create an additional, affectionate bond between owners and Pomeranians.
Differences between English and American Lines:
- English Line:
- Originating from the UK and named after “Madame de Pompadour,” founder of the “Madolyn” kennel.
- Prized for its excellent bloodline, even offspring with slightly lower quality are considered top-notch.
- Renowned examples include Junjie and the round-faced Boo.
- American Line:
- Originating from the United States and commonly known as small spitz or fox dogs.
- Defined as “watchdogs” or “home-loving dogs” in American breed standards.
- The fundamental difference lies in their bloodline (same ancestors but different lines).
Distinguishing Features:
- Bone Structure:
- English Line: Appears compact but has strong bone density, feeling “heavy” when held.
- American Line: Has a larger-looking bone structure with great density, especially in the skull.
- Coat Texture:
- English Line: Outer coat slightly wavy, coarse, and glossy with black-tipped hair.
- American Line: Coat tends to be more plush, fluffy, and abundant.
- Movement and Stance:
- English Line: Displays graceful movement without a “drumming” gait, stands beautifully with a good head tilt.
- American Line: Exhibits a confident walk with a proud head carriage.
- Availability and Pricing:
- English Line: Limited in quantity, high demand, and generally higher prices due to the rarity and quality.
- American Line: Higher litter sizes, more readily available, and prices may vary.
Note: Translation provided for informational purposes; interpretation may vary.
