Where can i find information on rare pomeranians.?

Question

What i mean by rare poms is,like rare colors.Such as black&white.How rareis that when it comes to poms.

Answer 1

You could check the Wikipedia website at Wikipedia.org and research on the Pomeranian dog of your choosing. You may also go to the bookstore and borrow books on the specific dog of your choice or on the basic subject of dogs

Answer 2

All colors, patterns, and variations there-of are allowed and must be judged on an equal basis. Patterns: Black and Tan - tan or rust sharply defined, appearing above each eye and on muzzle, throat, and forechest, on all legs and feet and below the tail. The richer the tan the more desirable; Brindle - the base color is gold, red, or orange-brindled with strong black cross stripes; Parti-color - is white with any other color distributed in patches with a white blaze preferred on the head. Classifications: The Open Classes at specialty shows may be divided by color as follows: Open Red, Orange, Cream, and Sable; Open Black, Brown, and Blue; Open Any Other Color, Pattern, or Variation.

American Pomeranian Club, Inc.

Corresponding Secretary : Cynthia Boulware
Address: 6450 Rolling Heights Cir, Kaufman, TX , 75142-4924
Website: www.AmericanPomeranianClub.org
Club Type: Specialty

Parent Club: American Pomeranian Club, Inc.
Breeder Referral: Jane Lehtinen; CST [phone]
Breeder Directory: website
Regional Clubs: website

American Pomeranian Club
National Rescue Coordinator: [e-mail]

Below is a list of the colors and markings available for this breed. Please refer to the breed standard for descriptions and the difference in types.

Description: The name of the color and/or markings.

Type: Standard or alternate. This is the classification of the color for show purposes. Please refer to the breed standard for specifics regarding this breed.

Code: This is the code entered on an application for registration of a dog.

Colors

Description Type Code

Beaver S 349
Black S 007
Black & Tan S 018
Blue S 037
Blue & Tan S 044
Blue Brindle S 056
Blue Merle S 050
Chocolate S 071
Chocolate & Tan S 072
Cream S 076
Cream Sable S 348
Orange S 133
Orange Sable S 137
Red S 140
Red Sable S 155
Sable S 164
White S 199
Wolf Sable S 230
Chocolate Sable A 350

Markings

Description Type Code

Black Muzzle S 056
Brindle S 051
Parti-Color S 038
Black Mask A 004
White Markings A 014


hope this is helpful, "rare" colours do not exist, as mentioned before if someone is trying to sell you a "rare" marked pom they are just scamming for extra money

Answer 3

Poms come in lots of colors, none of which are considered "rare", the cream and black varieties are most commonly seen, and therefore thats what most people want, so thats what get bred most often. The AKC website gives you a definition of what they should look like and how to contact breeders.

Answer 4

I actually have a 9 year previous pomeranian call Keanu, Nunu for short (no, we did no longer call him). he's stable for the two enjoying and "cuddling." he's quite candy yet is apprehensive around babies. in the homestead we've been given him from, he grew to become into chased after by using babies for 2 years. in case you get a youthful one a take care of it good, it will make a physically powerful dogs. They do want to bark in spite of the undeniable fact that, distinctly whilst human beings come to the door. A pomeranian is a very stable decision for small canines.

Answer 5

Everyone is right that there are no rare colors, but some colors or markings can be hard to find. I would contact a few good breeders and tell them what you want. They should be able to help you or at least point you in the direction of a breeder who can. Good Luck with your search.

Answer 6

There is really no such thing as "rare" colors..uncommon but not rare. Rare colors is the sales pitch of irresponsible breeds so buyer be ware.

Answer 7

the color that you are looking for is called a parti color. get on the internet and look for pom breeders and look in the back of Dog World Mag. for pom breeders that raise that color.

Answer 8

What do you mean by 'rare' pomeranians?