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"POMAPOO" |
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| Available pups | |||
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| Description | |||
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We await the litter of our female Bleu Dream, around january
19. The father is our Ti-Brin. The pups will be able to leave around the end
of march. Puppies of this letter, will be around 6-8 pounds
adulte. |
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Our english texts were translates by an automatic translator. Sorry for
the formulation erreurs.
The Pomapoo is a cross between the Pomeranian and Poodle. It is possible that some Pomapoo may be allergic to people, however, it is not possible to confirm before adulthood. Yes, like most small dogs, he likes to bark, you have to work this point, since its appearance, not to take the habit. These little balls of fur are surprising intelligence. This is true clown, in seeking any attention. Be careful not to over-protect it on, because he understands very quickly how to get everything he wants and very soon it will become the "Boss" of the house. Because of its small size, the owners tend to relax their attention and to spend all her whims. Serious error because it will soon become master of the household.
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| Description | |||
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The Pomapoo is a cross between the Pomeranian and Poodle. Small
silky-haired dog, of corrugated frisé up. His head is wedge or a little
longer. Its ears are either upright or erect to slightly drooping. The
skull is slightly rounded, not arched. These dogs have eyes
almond-shaped round up bright and dark circles. The nose and the eyes
are dark or the color of the dress. The teeth must be articulated
scissors. They have a beautiful bushy tail with plume curls on the back.
The body is slightly shorter than the chest high and reached the elbows.
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Some may be fine mouths, but most tend to eat and too fattening. Include
small cookis to clean your teeth and dry food in his diet so that their
teeth healthy and strong. Moreover, it is advisable to brush your teeth
regularly.
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Good companion for the elderly. It can bite children who are annoying,
if it is not accustomed to them from an early age. Usually gets along
well with other animals.
Headstrong, bold, friendly, unstable mood. Small dog and cheerful extrovert who thinks big. Excellent watchdog timbre of sound. Proud and happy. Alert, curious and very active. Rather quick to react. Intelligent but needs a firm master the dresser. Gifted learning-rise address. He must know who is the master or he will not listen to. These dogs can become very demanding if the teacher just let them be. Do not overprotect these little dogs and do not spoil too much because he became the king of the house... |
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Country of Origin: The Pomapoo (also known as a Pooranian, Pom A Poo, or
Pompoo) is a cross between a Pomeranian and a Poodle. Poodle crossbreeds
are meant to produce a dog with mixed traits and the Poodle’s signature
nonshedding coat.Like other ‘designer breeds’, the Pomapoo has seen a
recent surge in popularity. Some breeders produce Pomapoos by crossing a
purebred Poodle with a purebred Pomeranian (called a first generation
cross), but others allow crossing Pomapoos with Poodles or Pomeranians (called
a backcross), or with other Pomapoos (called a multi-generation cross).
Different crosses can result in different characteristics.
As the vast majority of crossing fashion to Pomapoo born in California.
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Children: Best with older, considerate children.
Sociability: Reserved with strangers. Dressage: Slightly difficult to train. Independence: Needs people a lot. Dominance: High Other pets: Generally good with other pets. Combativité: Not generally dog-aggressive. Noise: Likes to bark. |
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Grooming: Regular grooming needed.
Cup or depilation: from casual to 3 times per year Pelt: Fur Puff of corrugated curling Hair Loss: medium to light Exercise: Very little exercise needed. Activity in the interior: Very active indoors. Apartment: Good for apartment living. External space: Does all right without a yard. Climate: Prefers cool climates. A teacher recommended that novices: Good for novice owners. Life expectancy: long lived (up to 15 years). |
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