i'll be there Tony.me this time cannot late liao.

wah i wan to gooooooo >_<

Thanks
My mango i guess have a good bloodline if the birth cert details are true, but he is way off compare to his famous family member
But luckily he is cute and lovely

i done some surfing around the net
below are his famous dad , grandparents , ancestor
more poison below

Sire -Starlight
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Grandpa-Sunterra
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Other family member
Pak Dome
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Tokie Mercury
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This my first pet and i m proud to be a pomeranian owner,

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Added on August 22, 2009, 11:35 am

So Cute and adorable

Yes... It will due to PATELLAR LUXATION...
But sometimes it will due to genetic and inheritance too...

In normally developed legs, the bones of the upper leg bone, better known as the femur, and lower leg bone, better known as the tibia, are straight.
The thigh muscles are aligned with the bones and run from the hip joints in a straight line over the knee joint, attached to the patella or knee cap, then attached to the tibia crest. The only way that a dog with straight legs and good muscle can have a slipped stifle is from a trauma or injury in which the muscles and tissues holding the knee caps in place are accidentally torn or weakened. Many bad stifles are caused by allowing young dogs too much freedom to jump or play on slippery floors. Such stifles are not inherited. To be inherited the thigh bones must bow outward. There is no way that the taut muscles of the leg can follow the curve of a bone. Instead it pulls to the inside of the legs and the patella's are luxated or slipped to the inside of the legs from their correct position. It is the bowed legs that are inherited and cause subluxation of the patella's rather than the subluxed patella that is inherited. When a dog with straight legs runs, the action of the muscles is free and they pull in a straight line over the center of the knee caps, but when the legs are bowed and the dog runs, the knee caps are pulled to the inside of the legs. In so doing, most of the supporting tissues around the Patella's are weakened and become torn so that the patella's are free to slip in and out anytime there is the least amount of pull

This is Teddy...
The 1st Pomeranian I ever breed. 
I sold him as a pet and he turn out quite beautiful... 
Ok... I am biased... But I love him!

my pom is 5 months old.she eats holistic dog food - nutriedge.why does her breath stink so much! she open mouth i can pengsan T_T

Hi everybody. I'm proleepg. I'm new in this forum.
Just so happened to find this forum having a column for pomeranian ganz.
I am crazy to pomeranian and I am a home breeder of pomeranian.
A big surprise to me when I saw the photo of my puppy pom sold recently to a young lady abt a week ago.
Her user name in this forum is Cammyrinoa.
Hi Cammyrinoa. Nice to meet you again in this forum.
Hope to see more progress pictures of the little bear bear you bought from me.
Would like to see how he grows n come up to.
Has he a name?
Regards to everybody.

Tq Bebibear.
Find this forum very interesting n full of pom lovers.
Thanks for calling.

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Added on October 4, 2009, 9:34 am

Hi Tony05.
I am from Pg. But now I am station in KL.
So all my poms are with me in KL now.
Regards.

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Added on October 4, 2009, 5:15 pmhi here's the photossssss


this is my super- the male dog.

this is my panda - the female.

this are my puppies - golden, lucky n bear (bear already sold to Cammyrinoa)

Enjoy viewing.

I am still learning. 


For double coated Pom normally won't shed their under coat during uglies period...
You can check out the link below:
Pomeranian Growth

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Added on October 7, 2009, 11:40 pm

Hi nicotine.
Yes, Golden is double coated.
This is my local bred which looks very promising.
I am keeping it and if he grows to my expectation,
I will show it in the future MKA show.
I hope he will stand tall when compete with those sky
high priced imported poms.
It is always my dream to breed good quality local poms
so as the price is not that sky high that more pomeranian
enthusiast be able to own poms.
Of course, as I say earlier it is not that easy. There is still a long way
to go. It needs time,study and hardworks. For the time being,
We still need imported poms to improve our local breeds.
Thanks.

tony05.
Now I have some idea who you are.
You are right, you had taken the photo of my pom in MKA show
at PISA Pg some years back.
That pom Hua-Hua is the mother of Super( shown in the forum)
which I bought her from a famous pom breeder in Indonesia.
I bred Hua-Hua with an USA imported Pom which produced Super.
Hua-Hua is already a Malaysian Champion.
Recently I bred Hua-Hua with a Thailand Champion pom imported
by my friend . She produced 2 male puppies (abt 7 wks now )
and look very promising. I am observing very closely on them.
For your info, another female pom that I imported fr Indonesia (together with Hua-Hua)
which I bred with my local pom produced a female puppy which also made up to a Malaysian Champion.
Tony05.
Your white poms are among those few white poms that I have seen to be of good quality.
Are they imported or locally bred?
With some improvement, I think they could be able to compete with other poms in the show ring.
Regards.

Nice pom.
Anyway, are you in Pg or KL?

Ya, that was my pet shop managed by my wife and my daughter.
However, due to parking problem, they have terminated the business.
My daughter is now a full time groomer and rented a place with
Dr. Teoh (vet) at Sg Nibung, Pg.
My wife is assisting me in breeding  pomeranian.
We are trying to improve the standard of our local bred poms and
towards breeding better quality poms.

yes, Dr.Pava and Dr.Gil are the best vet in Pg. As they work as a vet for 30 years++.
hopefully Gossiku is from penang also.

proleepg,
yes. i'm from penang
i think u dunno me as we din meet or talk be4.
i think u saw my name in HAP website which run by Yang. 

Pooch Ville... 
You can call Spirit26 for grooming in KL.
He do some in house grooming...