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Fox Face Pomeranian🐶🐶🐶

-Of course, Fox Face Pomeranians don't precisely resemble foxes. They can also have eyes that are bigger and rounder and can have colors other than the typical fox colors of red, orange, or white.

They often have less respiratory problems than the Baby Doll or Teddy Bear breeds because of their longer snouts, but they can still experience many of the same common health problems as Pomeranians, including allergies, eye problems, epilepsy, collapsed tracheas, and Legg-Perthes disease.

Fox-Face Pomeranian

-According to breed standards, Fox-Face Pomeranians are how a purebred Pomeranian should look. They are produced to adhere to the breed standards of a longer snout and pointed fox ears, even though the majority of breeders won't refer to them as "Fox-Face" Poms. Any variant besides the Pomeranian Fox Face is likely to fall short of breed standards.

Teacup Pomeranian Breed

Pomeranians are fluffy, loyal, and look like a teddy bears. The Pomeranian’s features have consistently made them one of America’s favorite breeds for decades. Recently, however, owners are seeking tinier versions of this already toy-sized pup – with this, the Teacup Pomeranian came on the scene, awing hopeful dog owners with promises of an uber small dog that can fit in the palm of your hand. And no, they are not just some type of unique Pomeranian mix.

Beaver

The coat color we know as Beaver today was earlier called ‘Biscuit’. It is a rare color for Pomeranians. The color ranges from light orange-brown to brownish gray. It is caused by the dilution gene working on a chocolate brown coat.

The Beaver Pomeranian also features silvery-blue coat tips. One of the distinguishing features of the Beaver Pomeranian is its self-colored skin pigmentation around the eye rims, nose, lips, and paw pads. The points are light-colored.

Sable Pomeranians

The element of sable can be confusing to many Pom lovers as they wonder exactly what it is. While it is listed among colors, there is much more to it.

Sable refers to dark tipped hairs. These darker hairs, the sable, can appear on just about any base color. In addition, while many sable Pomeranians will have black as their sable, some will have a dark orange, dark chocolate or other sabling.

The important element to keep in mind, is that those hairs cannot be of a lighter color; to be sable, they are darker than the rest of the coat.

As you can see from the photo here (right; below on mobile), sabling is indeed 'tipped hairs'. It creates a layer of color over the base.

CUTE MINI POMERANIAN

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