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.
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.
This is what I meant. Look at this Pom compared to lutes. Big difference.
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I love lutes little dog..
Now looking at the two photos- you will see the show pom has a very short back and stiffles. The coat is equal in length under and top coat. Stiffles, neck and back is much shorter.
And with lutes picture- that dog is probably healthier- less likely to have slipped patellas, etc.. And if bred- which of the two would be less likely to probably need a C section???? HANDS DOWN- ITS Lutes picture for sure!
The question is:The answer is: Pet poms like many other breeds are being mass produced by irresponsible "breeders" and purchased by uninformed pet owners who care nothing about the standard; just supply and demand.Why is it that Poms you see in dog shows and Poms that are not literally look different?
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I second that, plus everything Borzoid explained. Doesn't mean the show dogs are better. I think Lute's picture is adorable.
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