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AKC Canine Health Foundation. Click Here for
more information.
CHF will match funds donated at approximately a 1:2 ratio ~ a way to double your
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The
Pomeranian Club of Canada stands united in its opposition to euthanasia of
otherwise healthy dogs who have Alopecia X sometimes known as Black Skin
Disease.
Did you know . . .
that Beatrix Potter, who wrote and illustrated the famous and much loved "Peter Rabbit" books, also wrote a story about a black Pomeranian, Duchess. In "The Pie and The Patty Pan", the little Pomeranian is invited over to her cat-friend's house for tea. Feeling certain her friend will be serving mouse pie, Duchess goes to considerable lengths and gets herself in quite a pickle to avoid having to eat mouse while at the same time trying not to offend her friend. "The Pie and The Patty Pan" is Number 17 in the Beatrix Potter book series. There were also two Beswick figurines of Duchess issued about 25 years ago that are quite rare — the one with the little black Pomeranian holding the flowers is worth several hundred dollars!
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