Where do Pomeranians like to be scratched so much?

Perhaps it would have worked better on a dog like Shania, who does not escalate as quickly as a high-strung Shiba. ... There pretty much isn't anywhere she doesn't like to be scratched or petted. Reply ... I have a Pomeranian who likes to be scratched right behind his ears because his legs start pumping like he is sprinting. read more

The most common allergens for dogs are flea saliva, pollens, dust mites, and food. If your Pomeranian is itching to scratch for any reason, you can ease the itch at home with several treatments. Here are a few: Apply an ice pack or even immerse the dog in cool water. Pat dry, but avoid blow-drying or vigorous rubbing. read more

We honestly don't mess with her too much because she's spoiled and gets cranky. Never cut their tail or “earlashes” (that's what we call Cloe's wispy little streamers off her ear tips) if you can help it. read more

It has to do with an exploration phase of their environment (sort of like our kids touching and tasting all kinds of objects). If you mean that they are licking your skin a lot, it’s just that perhaps they like the salty taste. read more

Victoria loved her Poms so much that as she lay dying, she asked that her favorite Pom (named Turi) be brought to her bedside. Victoria's love of the Pomeranians, especially the smaller ones, inspired English dog fanciers to begin breeding even smaller Poms. read more