Precious Angels Pomeranians

08/05/2023

I reunited with my prayer staff ❤️ off to a great start 🥰

30/10/2022

Perogi is still waiting for his forever home. Delivery can be arranged for a fee. Travel between NB and Ontario or shipping via West Jet available

02/08/2022

This is Pierogi. He is a real sweetheart, loves cuddles, loves to play. He is looking for his forever family, I haven’t done any real advertising on him. Right now he is going through what Pomeranian people call “the uglies”. It happens when they start teething but a beautiful coat will come in soon enough. Very affectionate little guy born January 2022 message or call if he interests you.

02/08/2022

Brand new babies. 1 blond girl 1 black boy.
DOB August 1st, 2022

04/04/2022

Our little Cream boy is still waiting for his new family to find him here. This is Pierogi

15/02/2022

This is the little brother. He is very sweet and looking for just the right family to be his forever home. Our Mom's and Dad are all about 5 lbs each so the babies don't get too big. This is Pierogi

15/02/2022

18/01/2022

I haven't been here in a while so should bring things up to date. There were 2 babies born January 10th. A white boy and a dark brown girl. The little girl has a home to go to at 8 weeks. The sweet little man is available, his name is Pierogi

29/11/2021

Munchkin has gone home to a lovely lady in PEI.

09/09/2021

Grooming your Pomeranian:

First things first.
Brush then comb them out. Use a good shampoo make sure there are not matted at all. You can use a cream rice if you want the coat a bit softer.mske sure you do not leave it on
Make sure all the shampoo is rinsed out of the coat. Wrap dog in a towel. Then, towel dry on the table. This is when you start blow drying the dog, you start at the back of the head, using a pin brush to start. Brushing is described as line-backwards brushing. As you dry one part then graduated working it to the back as the coat dries. This is always done. Keep this brushing regularly once a week though your doesn't need more than once a month if not longer. After line brushing, you would start at the back by the tail and start going towards the head a few strands at a time. Once it is all said and done, your dog will be gorgeous fluffy and beautiful Beware of being lazy about grooming, they will start matting up and some groomers will strip the coat. The coat will not grow in properly again. Some people would disagree with me. I groomed my Moms dog for her. But I groomed and the coat was alright but other Pomeranian dogs and the first time it worked out, but the second time, it was horible. The hair grew out in patches. Not nice. So if you do want your Pomeranian with a beautiful coat, make sure you groom he/she on a regular basis.Now some advice. You should have a rubber mat that your pet will stand on.Never leave your dog unattended ever on the table. You may need some help to hold the dog at first. It should always be a good thing for the dog. Always end on a good note. Don't get angry with the dog. It makes them nervous and does not enjoy being groomed. Be gentle and end on a good note, give him a treat after the grooming. If you would like, you can buy mink oil and spray a light mist over the top rub it into the coat with your hands then re brush. I love the smell too. Use very little. Nails, if they are white, you can see the vein. Dark nails are harder. If you look at the back of the nail there is a groove, you can safely cut where the groove stops, though once you get used to it. With bleeding nails, you would pack them with flour. There is a powder that you can get at the pet store or feed store that works quite well. Between full groomings, you can do a full brush out using a misting spray of water while doing line brushing. It saves on hair loss. Spray enough just to dampen the hair and then brush until dry and repeat with the next section of hair. Shouldn't take longer than 5-10 minutes to do a brush out this way.,

03/09/2021

I am about to tell you something that you may not know. Vaccinations are a good thing, for the first shot, second shot, and one-year booster.

I learned the hard way that vaccinating every year is not good, it is dangerous for your dog. I had a little dog a few years ago that I made sure every year that she got her vaccination, if I had to miss a meal, I made sure she got her shot. Soon I discovered a small pimple type of growth on the back of her neck- at the vaccination site. I was not concerned as dogs get growths as they age I thought. This growth was slow and all of a sudden, it really started to grow. Got the size of a little bigger than a golf ball.

The other dogs started to lick at it and I thought I should get the vet to take a look. So in the end, we had it removed, and yes it was cancer. Within the month, a small red growth shaped like a heart was growing out between her ribs. She was having dry cough and seemed to have a harder time breathing. That is when we decided it was time to let her go rather than keeping her to suffer for our own selfish need to keep her going. We took her to McDonald's and she enjoyed her last meal before we helped her to the Rainbow Bridge. Broke our hearts, she was so special to both of us.

Overvaccination is a bad thing and is not something that needs to be done if you want your baby to stay with you for a long time. One Veterinarian that you can look at is the Online Veterinarian Dr. Andrew Jones, who lives in Nelson BC and is the author of "Veterinarian Secrets Revealed" and now heals animals the healthy way, how to keep your pets healthy and was a practicing veterinarian for over 20 years. He was sick of the lies that were told and made the decision to quit his practice and to help people with an easier way to care for your pets with holistic pet care, he is knowledgeable and caring about your animals. He was not taught nutrition while studying to become a Veterinarian he had said maybe 8 hours. So how could veterinarians advise people to feed any dog food without knowing more?

He is the Veterinarian that I learned about the vaccinations that are overdone and I respect him for his honesty and decided to treat animals in a healthier way https://www.theonlinevet.com/https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/what-does-your-dogs-vet-know-about-nutrition/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSmxWfvW7XE7lX7YeJ5LBZwhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSmxWfvW7XE7lX7YeJ5LBZwhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSmxWfvW7XE7lX7YeJ5LBZw

03/09/2021

Thought this would be a good time to speak about nutrition for a dog, any dog. I have learned in my years of breeding dogs, that there is more and more cancer and different organ failure that is causing our furry babies to leave for the Rainbow Bridge far sooner than we are ready to say goodbye to them.

One of the biggest reasons for these different cancers and organ failure starts with nutrition. The dog food companies are being untruthful to us. First of all, there are only about 4-5 different processing plants in the US and Canada combined and all the dog food companies bring their own bags to one of these plants, and the same food is put into all their bags. The same food is being put into different bags whether cheap food or expensive food. Have you ever noticed when there is food recalls, there are several different dog foods that are being recalled at the same time? That is one of the reasons.

My husband used to work for BC Packers with the processing of the salmon in Steveston BC. The same fish would go into all the cans and different companies would put their labels on them. The fish would go into Cloverleaf, Paramount, John West, all the same fish. Cloverleaf was expensive, Paramount was less expensive. It is the same idea with dog food. Just so you know how that works I thought I would mention it.

Another reason for this is the ingredients that are added to the recipe. I am adding a video so that you will be informed on what can pass as dog food and does pass for dog food and nobody knows what they are feeding their dogs at all. Pretty packaging can hide many things that will hurt your dog and so many of our pets are getting sick while you think you are feeding the best food possible. Watch this video and learn what you need to know to help your pet thrive and live a long life. Euthanized cats and dogs, roadkill, sick farm animals the list goes on can be included in the food you are feeding your babies. My advice is either raw or cook your own food for your pet. You know what is in it. A nice stew with good veggies make lots and freeze in ziplock bags as a single meal every day. It is much cheaper than a Veterinarian bill. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrBOOhDCC6g

what's really going on in the pet food industry!!!!

02/09/2021

24/08/2021

This little guy is Angel's, little man. Available at 8 weeks September 8th. We are calling him Munchkin though his name can be changed. We will be making an appointment with a Veterinarian soon for him to get a check-up and vaccinations that he needs.

06/08/2021

Hi guys, Do you own a Pomeranian or do you plan to adopt one into your family? Well you have found the right place and just to let you know, I have been breeding dogs for the last 20 years and have been a dog and cat groomer for the past 40 years, so I know a little something about everything. So will be touching on many different subjects with this web page. I hope to make this a web page that you will come to for questions being asked from nutrition to grooming and everything in between. If you are curious about anything, just ask and we will try to give the best answer to your questions.

06/08/2021

Welcome to our new page celebrating our beautiful Pomeranians by sharing our babies with you. We have ideas on nutrition, grooming, and just about everything else we can share with you. Carry on if you are interested in Pomeranians, it is a new page so still under construction. I hope to keep working on it adding information as time goes on.