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Section 1: The History of the Hadori Line Pomeranian
The Hadori Line Pomeranian was a favorite breed in 19thcentury Europe, particularly cherished by European royalty and celebrities. They were often depicted in famous paintings. In fact, early Pomeranians were not as small as they are today; they were quite large. Historical records indicate that some Pomeranians could weigh up to 26.2 pounds. Thanks to Queen Victoria's preference for smaller Pomeranians, British breeders crossed the Pomeranian with other small dog breeds, resulting in the compact size we see in today's Pomeranians.
Section 2: Physical Characteristics of the Hadori Line Pomeranian
1. The typical weight of a Hadori Line Pomeranian ranges from 2.62 to 6.34 pounds, with competition standards setting the ideal weight between 3.9 and 5.4 pounds.
2. The length from the shoulder to the rump is slightly shorter than the height at the shoulder, with half of that length being the distance from the chest to the ground.
3. The eyes of the Hadori Line Pomeranian are darker with bright, almondshaped expressions.
4. Their expression is reminiscent of a fox, yet they remain vigilant.
5. Pomeranians have a double coat, with a soft and dense undercoat and a topcoat that is rough but long, straight, and smooth.
6. The breed comes in a variety of colors, making it impossible to determine purity based on coat color. The price and popularity of Pomeranians of all colors are equal.
Section 3: The Personality of the Hadori Line Pomeranian
Hadori Line Pomeranians are lively and energetic, with a cheerful and friendly disposition. They are fiercely loyal to their owners. These dogs have a low likelihood of suffering from heart conditions, canine parvovirus, or other contagious diseases. The only potential annoyance is their heavy shedding.
Pomeranians are small, adorable, and perfectly suited for urban living environments.
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