Pomeranians can have a lively and fun personality that can be contagious. They have an adorable teddy bear quality that makes many people want to lavish affection on them. There are some Pomeranians that are more independent, stubborn, or prefer less doting. It is always important to visit with a breeder about his/her dogs to insure you are matched with a compatible personality.

With proper socialization and training, he can make a delightful companion. Motivation based training begun early can be a rewarding experience and quite a few Pomeranians of the toy size compete in agility and obedience successfully!

It is perhaps more important with the Teacup Pomeranian to make sure that training is part of your life with your dog. Many small dogs are not given proper instruction, and many Pomeranians will quickly assert themselves.

Better suited to an indoor or outdoor lifestyle?

The Teacup Pomeranian can thrive in a lot of diverse environments but is probably best suited to a household with no young children due to their fragility. Most breeders will not recommend a teacup sized Pomeranian for families with young children. Teacup sized dogs can be easily hurt and must be handled with great care.

An indoor home is best for the Teacup Pomeranian, and he can be an excellent apartment dog, although he will likely need to be housetrained to litter, pads, or alternate means. Some Pomeranians can be a little barky, so work early to provide plenty of exercise, play time, and mental stimulation to reduce the urge to bark.

He can get along well with other animals like cats and dogs, but any canine friends should be equally sized to avoid injury.