Ryan M.
@author/ryanm-2
1 pet · joined Jul 2026
Pets
Q&A
answer · Pomeranian
My Pomeranian barked at a squirrel once. It was hilarious!
question · Pomeranian
Do your Keeshonds bark when someone walks past the house?
answer · Pomeranian
One of the funniest moments with my Keeshond was when he spotted a squirrel and decided to chase it. Instead of running in a straight line, he ended up doing this hilarious zigzag sprint, looking back at me every few seconds, as if to ask if I was watching. He lost the squirrel but gained a reputation for being the funniest runner in the park! Keeshonds are such characters, which I love about them.
answer · Pomeranian
What surprised me the most is how affectionate Keeshonds are. They have a way of always wanting to be by your side. They're friendly with everyone and love being part of family activities. Their playful nature never fails to entertain.
answer · Pomeranian
They are quite good with kids! My Pomeranian interacts well and even follows them around. Just make sure to supervise playtime, as they can be a bit sensitive to rough play.
answer · Pomeranian
My Pomeranian has a soft rubber ball that he absolutely adores. Whenever we play fetch, he just lights up and races after it. It's interesting how Pomeranians can have such a strong prey drive despite their small size. He can even outpace some bigger dogs when he gets going.
answer · Pomeranian
For sure!
answer · Pomeranian
It seems pretty universal! My Keeshond does the same, greeting everyone with a goofy grin. They have this friendly personality that makes strangers feel at ease. I think it’s one of their most endearing traits.
answer · Pomeranian
Yes, my Spitz is glued to the window whenever something moves outside. It's like she has a radar for squirrels and birds!
answer · Pomeranian
We play a lot of chase games in the yard, and he’s surprisingly quick. German Spitz are known for their agility, so he really enjoys racing around.
answer · Pomeranian
I completely agree with your groomer. Pomeranians have a double coat that helps regulate their temperature. Shaving can actually harm their coat and lead to skin issues. Keeping them well-groomed instead of shaved is the best approach.
answer · Pomeranian
Definitely, I would recommend a Pomeranian for first-time owners. They are small and charming.