RHYS Pomapoo

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05/29/24 weight 7.4 LBS. HEIGHT 11 INC. LONG 12.0 INC, POMAPOO Aside from the fact that most Pomapoos have short or medium hair, this breed’s appearance tends to be fairly unpredictable – so don’t bank on your pup looking a certain way! Their hair can range from super straight and a little fuzzy (like a Pomeranian’s) to boasting Poodle-like waves or curls. The fur texture and color are also up in the air, with the mixing of these breeds often resulting in some interesting results. Many Pomapoos have thicker coats thanks to the dense, double coat of Pomeranians, and their coloring can range from shades of brown, black, and white, to a multitude of color combinations. Size is another aspect of the Pomapoo appearance that can vary and is mostly dependent on the size of the parent breeds. We know that Pomeranians are tiny dogs (generally around 6 to 7 inches tall, and 3 to 7 lbs.), and toy poodles aren’t much larger, maxing out at around 10 inches tall, and weighing about the same as Poms. Basically, this means that your pup is going to be very petite, unless the parents are larger than average. When it comes to personality, Pomapoos have plenty to spare—with their sweet, spunky, and affectionate nature endearing them to all they come in contact with. And you can be sure that the Pomapoo is always the center of attention, much like their Pomeranian parents who also adore the admiration of others. Pomapoos are great with kids because of their friendly and gentle personalities, but little humans will need to take extra care to not injure them by accident, since their small size makes these pups extra-vulnerable. They also get along splendidly with other animals, especially since they prefer companionship to being left alone. When it comes to loyalty, the Pomapoo is very attached to their family—they may even bark at strangers if they haven’t been properly trained (we blame that adorable Pomeranian influence). They’re too tiny to be aggressive, though they may be a bit standoffish around strangers…until they get to know them, of course. Their diminutive size makes this breed perfect for small space living, meaning they can thrive in the city—though they’ll be perfectly happy in a larger house as well. They also don’t need a ton of exercise, but will appreciate a lively walk, or a fenced in yard to frolic around in—though you shouldn’t rely on fences to keep them contained since this pup is tiny enough to squeeze through almost anything. Also, important to note: Pomapoos don’t do well in areas with extreme weather. Their tiny stature means that it’s best to keep them away from extremely hot or extremely cold places. And of course, you can always invest in a stylish canine sweater to keep your pup cozy (and cute) as they strut their stuff around town.