Breed Education
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| The Pomeranian Club of Canada has big plans for this page. We must, however, rely on a number of different and very busy people to provide information and articles. That means this page of our website is likely to be Under Construction for some time, with information being added as it becomes available. Some articles will be fairly concise, others will be somewhat lengthy, while still others will be just a summary . Please be patient, and please check back periodically for new articles and information. Most, though not all, of authors of material provided here are members of the Pomeranian Club of Canada. But in all cases, the views expressed in the articles are those of the author(s), and not the Pomeranian Club of Canada. The following list illustrates the type of information you may expect to find on this page. While many are not yet finished, some are. ALOPECIA X (sometimes called BSD or black skin disease)Alopecia X, sometimes called BSD (black skin disease) is a ‘hairloss’ condition which has been known to affect several of the Nordic breeds, including the Pomeranian. There are many theories and much confusion surrounding this condition. The Pomeranian Club of Canada is taking a leading role in collecting important data to aid in understanding this disease. It is important that we answer one set of survey questions for each purebred pomeranian dog we own, living or deceased. All purebred Pomeranians whether pets or show/breeding dogs should be entered into the survey. Your participation is appreciated and important to the cause. Please click the link below and help us help the dogs. PCOC-Alopecia-X SurveyGrooming and Trimming the Pomeranian: An Illustrated Guide by Christine D. Heartz, Chriscendo Grooming and Trimming the Pomeranian: AVideo Guide with Christine D. Heartz, Chriscendo Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca, or Dry Eye by Lisa Stasiuk, Diogenoir “Happy Training” for Your Pomeranians by Roberta Malott, Pondside Pomeranian Breed Standard: An Illustrated Interpretation and Elaboration by Christine D. Heartz, Chriscendo Dem’s the Breaks: Pomeranians and Broken Legs by Lisa Stasiuk, Diogenoir Creating a Show Dog by Jeanne Blank, Absolute Poms Black Skin Disease: A Series of Articles from Various Sources Various Authors/Sources Canine Vaccinations: A Selection of Papers/Articles from Various Sources compiled by Email Address, Damascusroad You are What You Eat, and so is Your Dog! Papers/Articles from Various Sources compiled by Email Address, Damascusroad Hypoglycemia by Lee Weston, submitted by Christine Heartz, Chriscendo Pomeranians Patella Luxation by Dr. Lucy Henney and Dr. Craig Riggs, Oakland Veterinary Referral Services, Bloomfield, Michigan submitted by Email Address Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA)s Copyright © 1998 Canine Inherited Disorders Database. All rights reserved.Revised: July 12, 1999; Submitted by Bev Carter, Damascusroad Anal Glands Submitted by Bev Carter, Damascusroad Pomeranian Therapy Dog: The Story of Our “Furby” by Roberta Malott, Pondside Agility with Your Pomeranian byRoberta Malott, Pondside Pomeranians Can be Working Dogs Too by Roberta Malott, Pondside Parasites and Walking Dandruff by Deborah Sullivan, Babydoll Pomeranians What is an Obedience Title by Sandy Mowery Buddy Sheet – Instructions for Animal Care Should Something Happen to You contributed by Roberta Mallott Too Young to Leave My Mom contributed by Roberta Mallott Teeth and Dental Care contributed by Diane Finch Tube Feeding This excellent article is reprinted with permission from the website of Chu Lai Pekingese. Many thanks to Pat & Charles Farley for this excellent article, and for permission to reproduce it here. Biting Pomeranian Puppies by Roberta Malott, Pondside Toys Why Supplement Toy Breed Puppies With Calcium/Phosphorus? by Diane Finch Letter from a lady who successfully brought the coat back on a BSD dog from Corinne who owns Ginger Physical therapy great resource on physical therapy for pets Article on the Wolf Sable pattern in our beautiful breed, you will need Adobe Reader to open this file |
