Nottingham Poms

previously known as DLT Pomeranians

Lake Helen, FL
ph: 386-846-7175
driggers@nottinghampoms.com

Education

Education is the key to improvement. You can't improve your breed without educating yourself first. You can't improve what people think about breeders and what your community knows and does as far as responsible dog ownership without education. We encourage you to get involved in your local dog clubs and your community. Educate them and make a difference.

Pictured below is Sunny working the education booth at the Volusia Mall in Daytona Beach.

Before you decide if a Pomeranian is the perfect dog for you, please make sure you are well educated. Here are some educational resources for your use.

HISTORY OF THE POMERANIAN
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BREED STANDARD
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POMERANIAN STRUCTURE
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POMERANIAN MOVEMENT
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Establishing a responsible breeding program
Written in 2009 as an example for the Volusia County Council in order to explain how a responsible breeding program can be run with a smaller number of dogs.
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whelping Kit List
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pomeranian Puppy uglies
Most people purchase their Pomeranian puppy around the age of 9 weeks when they have a beautiful thick coat and then after a few weeks, they wonder if they really purchased a purebred Pomeranian or if they have been had! they sometimes think the Pom they bought has something wrong with it since it is losing all of its coat!
This is absolutely normal. Usually around 4 months of age, althought it can be as late as 8 months, Pomeranians go through a stage of what some call the "puppy uglies" where they shed their coat. They look awkward during this stage; however, it is important for the health of the skin and coat that they go through this intense shed.
As the coat comes back in, it is a very soft, fluffy coat (undercoat) and then eventually, they will have a beautiful coat that most of the time looks better than what they had in the beginning!
Below are pictures of Cody at different ages to show the different stages Pomeranians go through.
Cody at 2 weeks
Cody at 6 weeks
Cody at 9 weeks
Cody at 17 weeks
Cody at 24 weeks
Cody at 11 months
Cody at 2 Years Old
pomeranian weight chart
We will be adding a Pomeranian Weight Chart shortly. This chart can be used to estimate the weight that a puppy will be based on birth weight. Remember, this should only be used as an estimate.