For years, Pomeranians have been one of the 25 most popular breeds in the U.S. They are well-known for their fox-like appearance, fluffy, thick coat, and alert expression. Although this tiny toy breed is far smaller than its Spitz-type cousins, like the Siberian Husky and Samoyed, it packs the temperament of a larger dog—feisty, energetic, playful, highly intelligent, and extremely affectionate. Despite their strong personality, their tiny size makes them prone to accidents and trauma. They’re also predisposed to several serious inherited diseases. I’ll outline the most common Pomeranian health issues and symptoms to watch out for. Often, getting vet care as soon as you notice signs of illness makes a huge difference.
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