Pomeranians – one of the cutest dog breeds – are blessed with some exceptional mental abilities.

If you don’t agree, just see this Pomeranian who has defied all norms of a man-dog relation.

Watch this adorable dog ring his order below.

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In this relationship, the master doesn’t get to order the dog. It’s the dog who orders the master when he needs food, and he does so by using a bell.

As soon as the dog rings the bell, it is the duty of the owner to fill his bowl. The Pomeranian knows no excuses at all, you gotta feed him when the order arrives or you are doomed.

For anyone who wants to have a cute little dog, Pomeranian is the race of choice. No dog race can be better than it in the small dog category.

Pomeranians are cute, compact, energetic, entertaining and witty. Pomeranian is small in size but is great when it comes to mental ability and energy so that is a fair trade-off.

The double coat fur of these small dogs is also one of the factors that add to its beauty.

Pomeranian is really a dog born to be spoiled. In fact, the owners of Pomeranians are even happier than the dogs when they spoil them.

If you ever plan to have a Pomeranian, be careful to spoil it only to the point you can take care of it because once you spoil the dog, there’s no going back from it.

Pomeranians are great to have around. They keep their owners entertained with their cute actions. These dogs tend to be extroverted and interact with the owners in a positive way but are not great around strangers.

They don’t accept new-comers very soon and tend to be reserved around them and sometimes even bark at them.

Tending to their bossy nature, Pomeranians need to be trained tactfully and properly to make sure they know who is in control.

If the training is not done the proper way, chances are, your Pomeranian will be in charge and not you.

The Pomeranians bark with quite some sound as compared to their size and sometimes it becomes difficult for them to know when to stop barking.

They are good companions for the elderly and are good to keep in small houses and apartments.

 

 

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