Pommania Pomeranains

Hi,

Been popping in your website for a while now, love the pictures. Just read your Poems page, left me in floods of tears as we have just lost our beautiful cream pom Whiskey.  We were so fortunate to rehome him at 7yrs old, the lady at the rescue centre asked us if he was too old  or to timid for us. We had him for 7 glorious years losing him on Valentines Day 2010, this date will always mean sadness to me now.

Keep adding the photos and who knows one day I may contact you for another pom, but not just yet, the pain is so raw.

I think Rosie is a beauty.

A great web site. 

Beautiful pom pictures and positive, informative advice.

I'm always popping in for a nose around the site - just love these dogs.

Keep up your excellent work with the little ones and good luck at the shows.

Sally.

Hello!

Very Nice web site and lovely dogs  

Wish you all the best with your kennel.

Best regards from Czech Republic

Lea

hi i love the new inports what fab poms they are,the colours are out of this world i realy like teddy and rosie,the parti colours  are some thing else so flashy, you have inspired me to save and wait a few years to get a parti as a pet you have turned me to the colours,,to say iam jelause is a under statment wow you must be so proud to own such lovely dogs

hi  6 yrs ago we had are first recues pom call william he was 7 at the time he pass away last spet hannah which is a recues which we have had a ye now she 6 and she keep look for him so if u kn of any one that has a pom that needs a home im here with a lovein home

I really enjoy  your site. You have beautiful Poms.  My Pom Holly is 4yrs. and much company since losing my wife over 4yrs. ago.  Holly is full of life,curiousity,funny & bossy. She does not want me out of sight & has to be wherever I am. She is a joy to have around.  If I were younger would have another.

Keep up the good Pom work.--Ralph

Great dogs, congratulations!! Nice site, very interesting, with lots of infos. Shocking the page with puppy farms, I will have bad dreams long time from now.....i am so angry seeing poor dogs in that conditions

I am new in poms, but not in dog show/breeding (you are welcome to see my miniature pinschers: www.impalakennel.ro), so I hope I can learn as much as I can from your site. Thank you for it and hope some day it will be posible to import one of your beauties!

My best regards!

Patricia Phillips says...

Hello Jane,

Five of my Poms have their, Bronze GC awards, my youngest boy is preparing for his Gold, and Wolfie had his Gold award a year ago, and does competitive obedience (Pre-Beginners).  They love it and I like doing the obedience, but am quite happy about staying in Pre-Beginners or Beginners at the most. Lots of pics of them on my web-site (and videos of them in training). http://pomspirit.webs.com/

Hi Jan

good to hear from you. the yahoo fourm is easier if you go to the home page there is a link to it there. Or email me pommaniapoms@live.co.uk

Zoe xx

Jan says...

Hi Zoe,

It is a long time since I spoke to you. The last that I heard, my goodness, must have been nearly 18months ago. you had a very sick dog, was it  'Diddy'?  and you were thinking of moving. The old web site went down and I lost you. Hope all is well with you and the fur kids. Can not seen to get into your forums though!

Luv, Jan

Thank you Pat xx

Patricia Phillips says...

Congratulations Gina and Zoe, on you new partnership. Wishing you all the best for the future.

Pat

It is not uncommon for Poms to have the sort of issue which you describe, especially the short faced Poms. If the vet has already seen Bailey and advised you that it is nothing serious, then I would tend to take his word for it and cary on as normal unless it became worse. Sometimes exploratory procedures for throat issues, can cause problems that weren't there previously or aggravate problems that already exist.  Also the anaesthetic in itself poses a risk.   I had a very short faced girl who used to snort a lot ... and it was due to an elongated soft palate (at  the back of the roof of the mouth ). Other throat noises can sometimes be caused by trachea problems.

Regards

Pat

Ellie says...

Hi there. I'm new to Pommania but was wondering if anyone could give me some advice/feedback on something. My little 1 year old pom, Bailey, makes unusual noises sometimes when he is breathing......like that of a snore but he is awake. I've taken him to the vet who gave him a quick check over (too quick really for my liking) but couldn't find anything wrong. Can anyone tell me if this is common/normal in poms as Bailey is the first pom I have owned.....I must say I am smitten with poms now!

 

An important thing to bear in mind is that he doesn't seem distressed about his breathing.

 

Ellie x