Probably what you are seeing is what is now considered to be " pet quality" poms not bred to show, and therefore not sized down as the show poms. And the wrong coat can change the impression of a dog ALOT!Originally Posted by TFTpwnsYou
Probably what you are seeing is what is now considered to be " pet quality" poms not bred to show, and therefore not sized down as the show poms. And the wrong coat can change the impression of a dog ALOT!Originally Posted by TFTpwnsYou
i have a good example of a "pet quality" pom. My Beanie is no where close to what the breed standard calls for.
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but still absolutely adorable!!! lol Thanks lute for posting a picture- that should help her alot!
Yes lute, that is a very good example of what I'm talking about. Beanie is so pretty though. Personally I do think the pet quality Poms look better than the show Poms. I like a longer less puffy coat on a dog. lol. I just never knew why they looked so different.
TFT ftwtyvm!
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My neighbors have 3 gorgeous Poms. They would fit right in with any
show dogs. Maybe they are the exceptions from what you have seen.
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The breeding and grooming is what makes them different.
Well grooming is a little bit- but really the proper coat is equal length top and undercoat to make the coat stand up. You cant make a coat stand up that isnt there to start with.. Show poms have a tight undercoat.
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