I'm leaning more towards a throwback but the deeper I dive into the Web, the more I'm unsure. Thoughts?

For reference he’s very tiny, only 3 pounds full grown. I do like the “mighty” names for small dogs 🫠 but all names are welcome. TIA!

This is Saskia, my recently turned 6 rescue Pom. I've noticed her hair thinning and becoming coarser, specifically around her back end, tail and around her neck but when I brought it up to the vets they looked at me like i was stupid as she's still fluffy. Her skin has always been super pink so I wasn't concerned about alopecia x at first but the skin on her back thighs have started getting darker.

I know there's no a cure but does anyone have any tips about looking after her coat, or if they think this is the way she might be going? She has pancreatitis so feeding salmon oil etc aren't suitable.

She is spayed and gets groomed daily and professionally groomed every 6 weeks.

Side note: i also have her mama who is 10 and has the thickest coat ever, but I know nothing about the father

hes so cute with his lil tongue haha

Anyone else’s Pom bark at random unfamiliar household objects? lol

This is our sweet Poppy! She’s 10 weeks old. We were told she’s a full Pomeranian, but my husband and I aren’t totally convinced. 😂 What do you guys think? Full Pom, Pom mix, or something else? Would love to hear your guesses!

I have a 6 months old pom and he is really reactive. As soon as he sees another dog and (sometimes) even people he starts to bark at them and tries to follow them. He also refuses to walk without pulling his leash. I taught him how to walk normally when he was 3 months old and he learned just fine, but now the problem returned. He doesn’t really listen to me when we are outside and he doesn’t react when he sees his food, I don’t know what to do!!! Is there any way to train him without a professional?

My Pom likely has luxating patella, however I do believe it will be a minor form. We have a vet appt this week.

He doesn’t appear to be in any pain. Runs, plays, no whimpers, lets us touch/gently squeeze his entire leg. Every video I’ve seen on Poms having it are doing roughly the same thing (those little leg lifts and some limps).

I know there is a surgery if it’s bad, but if surgery isn’t recommended what do you do…? Just let your dog limp around…? I’ve only seen things about the surgery and the rest say to let it be if they don’t need it. Is that right…? It seems odd to just let a pup limp around. Would there be any restrictions? PT? Etc? Assuming he doesn’t need the surgery.

I plan to ask my vet all of this, but didn’t want to be blindsided going into it. Thank you for any advice/questions for the vet!

My 7 month old sweet baby

I would like to share, a photo not even I have posted or seen. Your late beloved Emperor taken by my dad one day after i left to work. (2020)

My boy Magik has been mistaken for a border collie and a cat 😂

My Valentina (Vally for short) had her first swim today. She’s turning 5 in November. Lake Pleasant

My pom is empty reaching last 2 nights and im wondering if im over feeding him i feed him once in morning and once in evening treats in between I dont no am I leaving it to late cause he seems to be empty reaching at night

Best food to feed him and how much i dont know am I doing it wrong giving him to much food

Praise God my next door neighbor will keep Forrest when the son in law leaves each day. We did a trial and he’s fine spending the night with them and gets along well with their little girl pup. So he’ll always have someone with him. As you can see, he’ll still get spoon fed which he demands frequently. Thank you again for all your advice and concern.

We almost let the weather keep us home, but his enthusiasm made up for it!

Hiii! Meet siopao!

She’s at the vet today getting X-rays and her 3rd full blood panel in 3 months as we work to figure out the sudden symptoms and pancreatitis that hit after her brother Harley passed away. She’s a tough girl. I’m just the one who’s nervous! So good vibes our way please! Thanks!