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Friday, July 20, 2018

A Little Bit About The Pomeranian




This dog is occasionally referred to as the Miniature Spitz
dog or European Spitz. In its native land of Germany it is the
smallest member of the German Spitz group. The Pomeranian is
also sometimes called the German Spitz in Germany.

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In Germany the Pomeranian was bred to its present size in
Pomeranian during the nineteenth century. Its ancestors were of
the Spitz type and larger. Among the Pomeranian’s ancestors are
the Samoyed, Norwegian Elkhound, Chow Chow and other northern
European breeds. It is possible that the Pomeranian was reduced
in size from the large white sled dog that originated in Iceland
and Lapland. Exact time of origin is unknown. Queen Victoria of
England took a great liking to the Pomeranian and helped to
increase its popularity in her palace in 1888.


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Other Spitz types were used as herding dogs and sled pullers.
The Pomeranian, however, has always been a lapdog. It came to
America in the late nineteenth century and was shown in the
miscellaneous class in 1892 by the AKC. American Kennel Club
recognized the Pomeranian officially in 1900. Since that time he
has become quite popular as a pampered little pet.

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Personality

The Pomeranian is sometimes a little too courageous for its own
good. He serves well as an alarm dog, but its barking sometimes
becomes a habit that needs to be discouraged. The Pomeranian has
one primary purpose and that is to please its owners. It
sometimes shies away from children that play too rough. The
Pomeranian may not be a good choice for a household with
children or as a child’s pet. They socialize easily with cats
and other small family pets.

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The Pomeranian is definitely one of those big dogs in a little
package. They usually won’t back down from a much larger dog.
This aggressiveness can be self-destructive as obviously a
bigger dog could make mince meat of a tiny Pomeranian.

The Pomeranian is eager to learn and is devoted to its family.
He is affectionate and has a very loving nature toward its own
family. He is delightful and is always ready for a quick game
with those he loves.

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The Pomeranian responds to command if they are consistently
given and he is rewarded with edible treats or kind words. The
Pomeranian has a tendency to become somewhat of a “spoiled
brat.” When his bad habits surface he may simply ignore commands
to “act better.” He is rarely seen in agility trials; however,
the Pomeranian does well in obedience trials. For best results use the Life's Abundance Tasty Rewards Treats for training purposes.

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Appearance

A Pomeranian stands about 7 to 8 inches tall and weighs from 3
to 7 pounds. The tiny Pomeranian has a short body, straight legs
and well-balanced overall appearance. He has erect ears and a
fox like expression that gives this little dog an alert
expression. Pigmentation of the nose, lips and eyelids are
always dark, usually black.

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The Pomeranian’s coat is double and profuse. Acceptable colors
are red, orange, cream and sable, black, brown and blue.

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The coat of a Pomeranian is made up of an undercoat and an outer
coat. The undercoat is soft and fluffy. The outer coat is fairly
long, straight and harsh and covers the entire body.

There is an abundance of coat around the neck and the fore part
of the shoulders and chest that forms a frill that extends over
the shoulder. The forequarters are well feathered and the thighs
and hind legs are well feathered to the hocks.

The Pomeranian requires regular attention to keep it clean and
attractive. Thorough brushing once a week is required to keep
the coat in good condition.

You will need a slicker/pin brush, medium-tooth metal comb,
scissors and cotton buds.

Brush against the lie of the coat to give the Pomeranian its
round pompom appearance. Brush first with the slicker/pin brush
working from the top of the head, layering the hair as you go
and be sure you reach the skin level. Then work through the coat
with the comb to remove any tangles left behind from the
brushing.

You might consider using a dry bath on your Pomeranian’s coat
when in full coat. When the Pomeranian is in full coat, use Life's Abundance Revitalizing Shampoo for best results.



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A Little Bit About The Chinese Crested



Other names the Chinese Crested is known as are:

• Chinese Edible Dog
• Chinese Ship Dog
• Chinese Hairless
• Chinese Royal Hairless
• Pyramid or Giza Hairless
• South African Hairless
• Turkish Hairless

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The “crest” in its name refers to a copious shock of silky hair
that graces the dog’s head.

The Chinese Crested is found everywhere, but has never reached
great popularity. It has often been exhibited in circuses and
carnivals as a “freak.” However, this little dog has many assets
that go unrecognized.

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There are two types of the Chinese Crested:

• Hairless
• With a full coat, which is called the Powderpuff

The Powderpuff is just about identical to the hairless except
for the coat. The two are interbred and shown together. If you
breed a hairless to a hairless or a Powderpuff to a hairless you
can end up with either type or both types of puppies. Breeding a
Powderpuff to a Powderpuff will always produce the Powderpuff
type puppies.

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Some authors claim the origin of the Chinese Crested is Africa.
Others find its origin in Mexico or any of several other warm
countries. The Chinese Crested is known to have been carried by
trading ships from and to many different ports where it was
bought and sold. Therefore, its origin is shrouded by sea tales.

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The date of origin of the Chinese Crested is considered to be
during the thirteenth century. Oriental countries concentrated
on breeding miniaturized dogs, so the Chinese Crested ancestors
probably include some of these small, hairless mutations.

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The Chinese Crested originally enjoyed a pampered life with few
duties except those associated with being a good companion. Very
early in the development of the Chinese Crested breed it was
probably used as a ratter on trading ships and was even
sometimes eaten by human residents of these trading ships (how
horribly awful to think of eating such a beautiful creature).

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Personality

The Chinese Crested is said to be “a nimble and cunning
playmate.” He is a vigilant and sensitive house dog. The Chinese
Crested is a loving and obedient pet. He socializes well with
other pets and is only a little cautious of strangers. The
Chinese Crested is lively and active, but is rarely seen in
agility contests. He is easily trained and should do well in
obedience work.

Appearance

The Chinese Crested is fine-boned and graceful. He stands about
11 to 13 inches tall and weighs 5 to 12 pounds. He is
athletic-looking and well muscled. The legs of a Chinese Crested
are straight and strong. The Chinese Crested has a copious shock
of silky hair that graces his head. Hair is absent over much of
the remainder of its body except for tufts of hair on the tail
and feet.

1AKC Chinese Crested powderpuff at Dog Show 2011
The Powderpuff has a flowing double coat of silky hair that
covers its entire body. It is seen in any coat color or
combination of colors.

Exercise Requirements

As with most toy breeds the Chinese Crested needs a minimal
amount of exercise which can be obtained in your backyard.

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The Chinese Crested needs to be kept clean with frequent baths
using a good shampoo followed by a moisturizer like baby oil or
baby lotion. This routine is especially true for the hairless
type.

The Powderpuff requires regular brushing and combing. The teeth
need cleaning regularly. Use Life's Abundance Gourmet Dental Treats and Bully Sticks to help keep the teeth clean.

You will need a good-quality bristle brush and a safety razor
(to shave the face) for the Hairless variety. For the Powderpuff
coat you will need a good-quality bristle brush, a wide-toothed
comb and clippers.

The skin of the Hairless type responds well to frequent oiling
by massaging baby oil or Nivea face cream into the hairless
parts. This helps to keep the skin on the Chinese Crested
Hairless type smooth and nicely moisturized. You can also use Life's Abundance Soothing Mist to naturally nourish the skin.

The Powderpuff puppy requires frequent brushing with a bristle
or pin brush particularly when the puppy coat changes to the
adult coat, at which time daily grooming may be needed. The coat
of a Powderpuff Chinese Crested should be brushed in layers with
the lie of the coat.

After bathing, grooming and blow-drying, the face should be
shaved using clippers (10 mm blade). Take a line from the outer
corner of the eye to the ear and in a gentle curve from the ear
down to the “Adam’s apple.” This cut is similar to the face of a
Poodle. In the U.S. the Powderpuff face is not shaved. Finish
off the entire body with a wide-toothed comb if desired. The
comb will find any remaining tangles in the coat. Of note in the
Chinese Crested is that the dog’s nails should be moderately
long.

Do not neglect daily ear cleaning. Use Life's Abundance All Natural Ingredients Ear Cleaner for best results.

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If so:

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Use our products. Using the Life's Abundance pet products is also an excellent way of "giving back" to the pet community. Charitable work is at the core of the Life's Abundance mission. Every order placed contributes to homeless animals. The work is done through the non-profit branch of Life's Abundance

If you become impressed with our products, just wait until you hear about our income opportunity. You might be surprised to learn that you can earn a substantial income from selling our health-promoting products for pets and humans. There's never been a more exciting time to sign-up as a Life's Abundance Field Representative. With new product releases on the horizon, you will find more ways to reach new customers and net serious wages.

A Life's Abundance home business may be just the perfect solution for you
No products to stock or ship out. Life's Abundance takes care of the entire purchase transaction along with shipping.

Let's Get Started

THIS IS A MOST EXCITING TIME TO BUILD A NETWORK MARKETING BUSINESS
Life’s Abundance is an employee owned company on a mission to improve the health and wellness of families.
We believe that life is precious and should be enjoyed to the fullest extent possible. We are passionate about the various products we offer, the customers we serve, the business opportunity we represent and the work of our non-profit, The Dr. Jane Foundation. Since 1999, our tireless dedication to our mission has produced an extended track record of profitability and success.

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