We've barely stolen any treats. Love, Pumpkin and Fantasy

Can anyone recommend a good flea treatment and shampoo for poms with really dense fur?

I've always used fiprotec spot on with my past poms and never had an issue, but I'm worried my latest rescue has caught fleas. I haven't found anything alive but I am finding what looks like flea dirt in her fur which is extremely thick and dense compared to my other poms.

I've given her 2 baths with animology flea and tick shampoo but she's still scratching a lot and I'm finding more of what looks like flea dirt.

What does everyone else use? Is a flea treatment in tablet form better for such thick coated dogs?

It's gotten to the point where we can't leave her alone with any fabric or rope toys, so she has all rubber toys.

She's also chewed a hole in my dress, over her chew toy, while in my lap on the computer cuz I wouldn't give her my full attention.

i was always so shocked at how small she looked for a bath

The most recent addition to our pack, Rosemary (black and tan).

He’s so fluffy, he’s like my real life teddy bear and I cannot get enough hugs and kisses! Love him so much!

My pomeranian, 4 years old, has recently started doing something odd. When I put her harness on to go out, she looks at me and starts kicking her back feet deliberately on the rug. My other dogs didn't do this, so I'm wondering if this is a pom thing or just a dog thing I haven't encountered before. Any ideas?

I love my baby!

Hey guys, so i got teddy about a month ago, he's almost 5 months. I'm trying to potty train him, and sometimes its a hit or miss kinda thing right now. Any advice on how to approach this better? Also im trying to get him to learn other basic commands as well i.e. sit, come, stay, quiet etc. Thank you in advance for the suggestions!!

We're looking for the following...

• Service or therapy dog temperament
• Extremely cuddly/affectionate
• Adaptable/easy to socialize to travel routines
• Not super destructive (we will train to public access level, but a pup who likes mischief just for fun is not a fit for us)
• Not super barky (some barking fine, but not like Husky or Shiba-grade screaming)
• Under 20lbs

Our concerns with Poms are mainly around their delicacy - we've only had herding breeds in past.

We were horrified to read that people can kill or seriously injure Pomeranians by stepping on them or the Poms can hurt themselves by jumping off of furniture. How do you navigate this sort of thing?

We seem to have found a pretty good (health-testing, lower number of litters per year, excellent reputation) breeder of Pomeranians, so that part at least seems buttoned up. Just not sure this is the right breed for us, as we're on a waitlist for a Havanese after having decided against a Cavalier due to the health issues.

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We do not have a tree this year but that does not mean we can’t be festive