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I
would like to tell you about my dear hobby. I breed Pomeranian
dogs, they fill my days, and we also take them to dog shows.
This is my hobby but I do it with passion. We live in the
surroundings of a small town, and our backyard has been fenced
Pom-proof, so we all live together inside and outside.
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All
of our three daughters already live in their own homes, and
my husband and me enjoy our retirement with our Poms. Our
daughters have a little bigger fur kids ;-)
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As
I said, this is my hobby, so I only have about three litters
a year at the most. All the girls I use for breeding live
with me. Pregnancy and whelping cause a stress for them, so
I do not want Moms to be to be forced to whelp and take care
of their puppies in a strange place.
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I
want to follow their temperaments, strengths and weaknesses,
and they can whelp and nurse their puppies in their safe
home with their own family. I feel it is important to know
as much as possible about the dogs I use for breeding, and I
want to be able to feed them myself.
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puppies start their lives in a room where I spend a
lot of time myself. I make sure they have the
opportunity to take care of their puppies in peace
without any disturbances.
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the age of 4 weeks they have generally invaded the
whole room. It is safe for them to get acquainted with
our other dogs through a fence in front of the door.
At the age of 6 weeks we take them to the real room:
the kitchen!
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I
naturally have goals
with my Poms:
Health
– that is the most
important thing.
Although a Pom is a
small dog, it is nice
to watch it move with
drive.
Temperament
– they have to be
happy, outgoing and
friendly, and love
company.
Appearance
– typical to the breed;
a joy to watch J
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FCI
gives us of course the
proportions and other
aspects as to their
appearance. I love the
beautiful faces of
Poms. My goal is to
combine a well moving,
sound structure with a
sweet face without
forgetting the right
bite, also one thing
important is the pride
of the Pom, its
beautiful, dense coat.
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biggest help and ”sister in crime” is my daughter
Maarit, Maarit is a very skilful handler, she always
shows our dogs. Her 7-year experience as a junior
handler has given a good basis.
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has also taken our dogs abroad with excellent results.
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B.
Rock My Wold Belgia
1/2006 BIG-1
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I
have had the pleasure of buying dogs out of good
lines, and it has made breeding really interesting.
Most of my imports are out of American lines. I
appreciate their strong bone, good coats and good
movement, charming, happy temperaments. Not to
mention a few lovely Swedish Poms
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Milano
2007
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you for visiting my site. I hope you enjoyed and come
back some time later. I update the pages often.
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