POMERANIAN ( MINI & TOY )

POMERANIAN (MINI & TOY)

 Description :
   The Pomeranian is a small, toy-sized dog. The head is wedge-shaped and in proportion with the body. The short muzzle is straight and fine. The stop is well pronounced. The color of the nose varies with coat color. The teeth meet in a scissors bite. The almond-shaped eyes are dark and medium in size. The small, erect ears are set high. The feathered tail lies straight and flat over the back. Dewclaws are sometimes removed. The Pom has a thick, double coat. The outer coat is long, straight and harsh in texture, while the undercoat is soft, thick and short. The coat is longer around the neck and chest area. Comes in a variety of coat colors and patterns including red, orange, white, cream, blue, brown, black, black and tan, wolf sable, orange sable, brindle and parti-color, which is white with colored markings.

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Origin :
   The Pomeranian got its name from the region of Pomerania, which is now the area of Germany and Poland, where it was developed from the ancient Spitz breeds. The original Pomeranians were much larger, weighing up to 30 pounds, and worked as sheep herders. Marie Antoinette, Emile Zola, Mozart and Queen Victoria all owned Pomeranians. In 1870 the Kennel Club in England first recognized them as a breed. In 1888 Queen Victoria began breeding and showing the dogs. It was she who started breeding them down in size, making the breed very popular in England. The Pomeranian was first recognized by the AKC in 1888.

Temperament :
   The Pomeranian is a proud, lively little dog. It is intelligent, eager to learn, very loyal to its handler and family. The Pom is a wonderful companion and show dog. The breed's docile temper and affectionate nature endear it to many. It is alert, inquisitive and active: one of the most independent of the toy breeds, it needs a firm, gentle hand. Its liveliness and spirit make it well-liked by persons who do not usually care for toy dogs.They are willful, nervous, bold and sometimes temperamental, not hesitating to attack much bigger dogs. Guarding behaviors and excessive barking as they try and tell Their humans what They want them to do. They can become reserved with strangers, barking at them excessively, and sometimes growling, snapping and biting.they are mentally stable, trustworthy, wonderful family companion. Because of its size, it can make a good companion for an elderly person.
Living Conditions :
    The Pomeranian is good for apartment living. These dogs are very active indoors and will do okay without a yard. Be careful they do not overheat in hot weather.

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Height, Weight :
    Height:  7 - 12 inches (18 - 30 cm)
Weight:  3 - 7 pounds (1 - 3 kg)

Life Expectancy :
    About 15 years

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GERMAN SPITZ........

German Spitz (Gaint )

 Description
    The Giant Spitz’s coat colors are solid white, brown or black. The compact, triangular ears are close together and high set. The hair on the head is short compared to the rest of the body, but it is still very thick. The feet are very small with hair in between the toes. The eyes appear to be proportionally large. The tail is curled on top of the back and lies against the side of the body.
Origin:
    The German Spitz is directly descended from the profusely coated Nordic herding dogs, such as the Samoyed and the Lapphund. It was said to have arrived in Europe with Viking plunderers. German literature refers to the Spitz as early as 1450. The Giant and Toy German Spitz has always been used as a companion dogs.
Temperament:
 Happy, alert, watchful and buoyant, German Spitzes make good watchdogs. They are excellent jumpers and love to stand on their hind legs. They enjoy a lot of human attention, and are very happy to please. Teach this dog early that it may bark a couple of times when the doorbell rings or when there are visitors, but then it needs to keep quiet. Be very consistent about this. They are alert, curious and very busy. They must be taught that the owner is the boss, or they will not listen.Walking with German Spitz helps the dog see you as the leader, but it releases mental and physical energy, making the dog stable minded, levelheaded and confident that he knows his place in the world.

 Height, Weight :
  Height: Giant 16 - 17 inches (40.5 - 41.5 cm)
Weight: Giant 38.5 - 40 pounds (17.5 - 18.5 kg)

Living Conditions :
    The German Spitz is good for apartment life. It is fairly active indoors and a small yard will suit it well.

Life Expectancy :
    About 12-13 years.

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INDIAN STREET DOG.

INDIAN PARIHA DOG (STREET DOG)

Description  :  A typical Pariah Dog anywhere in the world is of medium size,with pointed, erect ears, a wedge-shaped head with pointed muzzle, and a long, curved tail often held curled over the back. They usually have a short coat in countries with warm climates. The coat color varies from light tan to dark reddish-brown. Black and tan, piebald and spotted dogs are also common.

Brief Idea : The Indian Pariah Dog is also called the INDog (Indian Native Dog) by some experts. Generally speaking, the Pariah, much like wolves and some other canids live in packs and scavenges in packs. In India, many INDogs are neighborhood or community dogs and few are actually feral in the strict sense. In villages and city slums, they are very often free-roaming pets of specific individuals or families, given food and usually even names. In urban and even some rural areas, they are facing increasing hybridization due to interbreeding with the western purebreds that are popular among the more affluent members of society. However, in the last few years they have started acquiring acceptance as pets of the affluent, largely due to adoption campaigns by animal shelters. They have an adaptable, friendly nature, high intelligence and trainability and overall good health, as they have evolved for survival.

 Height, Weight   : Height: The general average height of this dog is 20 - 25 inches (51 - 64 cm) at the shoulder
Weight: Generally about 28 - 45 pounds (12 – 20 kg)
Life Expectancy  :  A well-looked after pet Pariah may live to the age of 12 – 16 years. There is no research to determine the life expectancy of free-roaming dogs but it is probably considerably less, perhaps 4 – 6 years.

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