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I'm sorry that you were disappointed. Many of the photos included in the video during the list section are of the hybrids. I also included photos and video clips of the separate breeds which may have made the hybrids hard to spot.

Thank you so much I am glad that you enjoyed it.

@@allaboutpoms I have always had great experiences with Poms. What is there not to love? Besides being adorably cute, they have such friendly personalities. 🐶❤️🐶❤️🐶

So obsessed over food and anything that they may steal.

@@allaboutpoms oh yes. 😂😂 Lightning even stole a small pile of fur I was collecting from brushing my other pup. 🙈😂 It is a fight to brush him. He hates it

She loves food!

Once a month is great for most Poms! Mine are all overdue for a bath and brushing at the moment.

Whiskey,hates his bath and being brushed,his hair is everywhere. I just purchased a dog vacuum brush. I hope it works haven’t tried it yet. Do you have one?

Thank you! Duke is my aggressive chewer. He will often eat Nylabones. Although he chews on "plastic" type toys he doesn't destroy stuffed toys as much. Kong brand make some toys at various levels for aggressive chewers, you may find some toys that'll work.

Thank you! I will check on Kong 😊

It's funny what they like and don't like. Mine aren't huge fans of fruit and vegetables but, they love cheese and eggs!

I can't believe he is 5!

The year flew by!

She is a mini monster! I love every speck of her sass though!

Thank you so much! My dad sometimes calls my dog Moxie, Whiskey. It's a really cute name. My dogs don't love fruit but, they love cheese and eggs which is even higher in fat and calories. I let them have some once in a while as a treat.

@@allaboutpoms Thank you,My Son named him. We had two females Poms before Whiskey,their names were Gin and Brandy. I miss them both so much.

Foxy Girl! So cute. one of our nicknames for Moxie is ...Foxy Moxie! My Murphy is the one that started my Pom obsession. He is now 5.

I feel the same way. I wish people that lived alone and didn't have a dog would know how much a Pomeranian can be life changing.

Thank you!

My party animals!

Thank You! All of my dogs are so sweet but, my Moxie is a little monster. She just turned a year old and is still sassy as can be. We love her but, joke if she were a big dog she would be a major problem. She is so smart but, also very strong willed. Enjoy your pup!

@@allaboutpoms Gotta love Rottweiler size destruction from little pup. 😂😂

It sounds like you have a wonderful Pom and family. It's true having a dog teaches kids so many things. OMG, the cheese love for Poms is real. Mine love cheese, especially gorgonzola of all cheeses. It is very high in calories and fat for such small dogs. We treat ours with just a little bit. A couple of my dogs will wheeze and "honk" occasionally which does concern me due to the vulnerability of collapsed tracheas in this breed. I also mention it when I go to the vet and they take a quick look to see how they are doing.

Thank you, he is a love bug!

There are many wonderful dog shampoos on the market that are free of toxins and parabens. Some of my favorites to consider are 4Legger (this woman lost a dog to cancer the day she was diagnosed with cancer herself, she became passionate about making a product that was free of harsh and dangerous chemicals), Vermont Soap, Earthbath, and Pure & Natural. All of these can be found at major pet stores and on Amazon.

Every three weeks should be fine also long as your dogs skin and coat are happy.

Thanks for commenting!

She is a goober!

Thank you! It's a good one!

She is always a big helper!

Me too! I've become obsessed with Poms. If I see one in public I have been known to be a crazy lady.

Thank you! She is my sweet sass!

Thank you!

My buddies!

She will always be the baby!

Thank you!

Only use a harness with your fluffy friend. You can restrain a Pom pretty well with that. For brushing you can put him in the harness on a leash so he can't run away and start brushing him in small doses. He may slowly get used to it. I have my vet trim my dogs nails when I go in. I made the mistake of not getting the used to me doing it. It's tough with a groomer. I know some may use harnesses or a hammock to restrain. I would check with them and see if it looks like it won't be putting pressure on your dogs neck. If they don't give you that information or let them look, go elsewhere. I great groomer that knows what you are concerned with will be willing to help you. It's possible to retrain a dog without putting your dogs trachea at risk, just be careful because the damage can be very serious. I hope that helps. Sara

Thank you!

I've only had un-neutered males or have waited a while to neuter them. The two boys I have now weren't neutered until at least almost two years of age. We only did it because they were started to mark around the inside of the house. One would do it and then the other would cover it up. This behavior did stop after they were neutered. I'm not sure about their maturity when it comes to their minds. I would love to hear others experiences too.

@@allaboutpoms Interesting! So where does that recommendation of having them neutered so young come from?

I'm sorry that your little bugger is so feisty! That can be extremely challenging. I would suggest looking for a local trainer or pet behaviorist that can help. You can also speak with your vet. Our Moxie can be a little monster sometimes especially when she was a bit younger. I've learned to stay consistent with how we tell her "no" in a firm way. I also try to avoid "triggers" when possible while she is learning what she can and can not do. A lot of her triggers had to do with my kids picking her up and bugging her when she wants to be left alone but, snippy behavior or growling for no reason isn't ok. I hope this is helpful.

Thank you 🙏🏻 he sure is feisty if he was a bigger dog I would be scared of him I can’t put my hand in my bag nor can I leave the sofa without him going for me and he’s now taken to trying to grab hold of my legs when I try leaving the room. My neighbours have started complaining now as he’s just getting worse. I have ptsd from a dog fight which doesn’t help either I feel massively out of depth with him my old staffy wasn’t even this bad. I will be contacting a trainer today as I can’t cope

@@vickygillman1119 He is feisty for sure. I'm hopeful that a trainer can help you. Have you had him from 8 weeks old or so? I wonder why he is responding in such a way? Thank goodness he is just a little guy. He is young too which is in your favor. Getting help now should be able to correct this behavior. My Moxie is now a year old and has gotten a bit better with age and constantly telling her it's not ok to bite and growl(not perfect yet). Good luck and keep me posted if you wish.

I had him at 16 weeks he’s always been erratic I used to think looking at his eyes you can see his little brain going away and he goes from 1 to 1000 in seconds

Thank you, she is a pretty girl!

Thank you!

You are very welcome! I am so glad you like my videos. I love the fluffy furball look of a natural Pom. Mine are way overdue for a professional groom. Duke and Moxie though are not hug fans of strangers brushing them.

I'm sorry to hear that your little buddy is fear reactive. It can be hard in that situation especially with strangers and if you bring your dog out. My Moxie van be a handful, especially at the vet. Full of sass. They are family and I am so glad that your guy has a family the is patient and helps with his needs.

That is so cute! Thank you for sharing!

The sweet & sassy girls!

Thank you! I can't believe it's been a year already!