I'm not quite sure, but I think she mentioned that she owned one in one of her videos

She have 2 Pomeranians

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I suspect she likes pomeranians as well

woahhh no way

They can be dangerous to cats... mine would die of laughter just seeing one.

He's a doll!

Hi engage...I know...Mr. Momo was quite the "tub gentleman, wasn't he!" ❣ I've had a lifelong passion for Nature & *ALL* (wild AND domesticated) animals! One of my most beloved gorillas in the whole wide world is named, "Momo!" He's a young Silverback with two sons, & has such love & affection for both of them & their Mama! 🦍 😊

that is such a cute description of him ❤

Somebody is partial to Pomeranians, with alopecia or not! Melvin and Gidget are lucky to have you for a Mom!🎃💕

what is alopecia? I'm not the greatest dog nerd

What’s crazy is that Pomeranians are actually in the top 10 smartest dog breeds in the world Edit: not top 10, they are top 23

That was my impression too. Not much in the deep thinking department between the four of them. Still cute.

And none of those braincells belong to Melvin

@@Phantom-bh5ruReally? Wow! I’ve always thought they aren’t the sharpest crayon in the box.

I don’t know about every Pomeranian but my late Pomeranian was super smart. We got him into training when he was about 4 years old and he quickly learned several tricks and kept learning new things during his life. He knew when we changed from “stay at home” clothes to “outside” clothes and he would protest because he thought we would go out. I miss him, rip Pipoca.

The happy hoodie made him look like a little hamster peeking out of a hole or something. I loved it :D

I somehow have friends that like burnt marshmallows, so when the last scenario happens, I pass it off and start again with a new marshmallow

Flambé-d marshmallows? Where?!🤤🤤🤤

You mean the best kind of marshmallow

​@seanraymond4358 I'll take it! I love all kinds of burnt food. Cheese, cookies (burnt, yes...BLACK, no), marshmallows, etc. Not burnt popcorn though. My first boyfriend purposely burned his every single time and I just could not 🤢

Gidget is my perfect marshmallow. I love pulling off the tasty burnt shell and then retoasting the insides. It never comes off as crispy as the first layer but it's still good.

I rescued a pom who was two at the time. It has taken me two years and scars to just get all the knots out of his coat. I still have to muzzle for nails but he will let me trim and bathe and brush so it's a win. As he learns more trust it is so much better.

Owner did not socialise it right.

@RonLarhz she definitely did not, we had a quiet afternoon so no other dogs so it wasn't that it was aggressive cos of other dogs, dryers weren't working so no noise over stimulation, as soon as we took it behind the desk it started to growl, the door clicked shut this adorable looking fluff ball became a series killers inspiration. It lived with an old lady and she thought it walked on water

@paullyrenee poor baby, thats thing with rescues, we don't know what trauma they've had. All 4 of my dogs are rescues and thankfully only one has issues. Baby steps and your floof will soon learn to trust you

Some pet owners really are like entitled parents. "No, my little angel would never bully someone, they must have deserved it !"

It's fun watching her groom giant dogs with paws bigger than her entire hand, then turn around and groom a dog so tiny that two of his toe beans could be hidden under her fingernail :D

Same, I've always had dogs gsd sized and above, these tiny paws look crazy to me, I love it

I would,too!

Happy Hoodie, Furnado, and All Done stages on the same page.

"balls of lint escaping a vacuum" 🤣

Lol I really was expecting zoomies from at least one😂 They were all so chill❤❤❤❤

Guarantee you that if companies like Keeps or whoever makes Rogaine started making products for dogs, suddenly we'd be seeing commercials about how terrible and awful pet alopecia is and how we really should be grieving for it lol

Can personally attest to that, and no critter every judged me for it! 💞😎

I LOVE this comment!! Could not be more perfect!! You're awesome!

I'm half bald - doesn't bother me, but it did my mother! Every time I visited she had a new cure!!

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Now I can't stop seeing that😂

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Same. But if I ever adopt a small dog it'd be a Pom. 🥰

I remember when I used to really hate small dogs, but there is something special about their small, but fiery personality that I have since fallen in love with. Poms are especially fiery and big in personality.

its the absolute lack of any brain whatsoever that a pom possesses

I’ve had a black lab, a golden retriever and 2 poms and I can’t see myself ever having another breed of dog other than a Pom now. I love the breed so much. My current Pom has learned to go way to the back of the yard and sit there when he knows we are going to leave for awhile. They are very smart and great emotional support dogs. We call them potted geraniums too! 😂

I wonder if they were Frasier fans 😅 The Jack Russell on there was named Eddie!

Start with the largest project. Everything else will feel easy by comparison. (Hopefully) Good luck

@@notevenlistening6072 Thank you. That is exactly what I’m doing. I have a document I have to fill out a lot of questions, so I’m gonna knock that out, and then everything else I have isn’t even close to a full assignment like the doc is (1/2-3/4 left to do), they’re just a couple questions.

You never own a pom. The pom owns you. And they tend to be one person dogs like chihuahuas.

It always makes me happy to see people realize how awesome little dogs can be! A lot of people seem to see the toy breeds as, well, toys or accessories--just objects that we dress up and play with. But tiny dogs are still just as much dogs as larger breeds are! They have just as much personality and thoughts and feelings as bigger dogs do. Tiny dogs can be wonderful buddies, provided you treat them like any other dog, and give them the same basic respect and compassion you would any other dog.

@@thewolfofthestars1847I agree. I’ve had to poms and they are great dogs. Smart and great emotional support. I think little dogs get a bad reputation since people let them get away with bad behavior (biting, growing , etc) because they are cute and that creates behavior problems overall.

@@MeShellyShellShell Exactly. A Chihuahua lunging at a guest is annoying but still gets a laugh because no one gets hurt. Make that Chihuahua a German Shephard and it's suddenly a very different story, despite the problem being the same. Discipline is key, big dog or small. You wouldn't discipline a tall child but let the short one get away with everything.

Agreed 🙏

Had a TBI myself, and glad some people accept others however we come! 👍🙏😎

I do find it nice that she said how easy it is for a pom to get a brain injury. 'Just like Melvin after he fell from the couch'. How many people think it can do no harm if your dog falls off the couch?

If I ever think about getting a small dog...clock me please!

​@@impunitythebagpussI always said I would never get a little dog- they aren't really dogs - I have always had Border Collies..but after spending $21,000 in medical bills in the last 3 years of my last Border Collie, I cannot afford a 'normal sized dog- monthly food costs are now 40-50 vs 300-350 for my last dog - and my disability has worsened over the years and walking, training, playing etc with a 7.7lb dog is do-able whereas my Borders required 5-6 hrs of exercise daily for most of their lives... I now have a Toy Aussiedoodle and despite never wanting a boy dog (he absolutely insisted despite me visiting his breeder with only looking at the girls)- I cannot believe how much I love this little guy- while he is little, he is very much just a bigger dog in a smaller body - sure I can carry him but rarely do- he loves the neighbourhood kids, loves the snow, loves to play fight, is very smart and loved training- I only wish my body would let me do agility with him because he would do so well ( my other dogs were agility champions)..so never say never

You'll need deep pockets. As Vanessa has said in her previous Pom groomings, as a breed, they're prone to many health issues, not just alopecia.

@@sarahholland2600the biggest issue I have with mine is their poor teef

@@impunitythebagpussyou say that till you get a small dog then u love it

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same here, i feel you 💕💞 hope it gets easier soon, we're all with you

Hope you are getting through well, and I pray that what is weighing on you will be lifted soon! 🩷

Take care ❤ Good for you for posting here. Do you have a pet? I have a cat and wish I could fi 12:14 nd a groomer that would work with the cat. Even if I could get help with clipping nails. 😢🎉🎉

You just explained exactly why that dog was still at the shelter. Sounds like an awful dog tbh, needed to be trained

​@@somebodyyoudontknow3980it's not the dog's fault, they're animals that don't think about their actions, they follow instinct. He was supposed to have strong boundaries, but his first owners failed him and his subsequent owners failed to help him. I bet the first owners allowed him to sleep on the bed, pampered him, and even laughed and encouraged him to be overly protective because it was funny to them.

I’ve never met a pom I like. They’re awful.

I worked at a groomers for over 2 years and the only dog we could not groom was a pom. It was like a rabid tasmanian devil with an unscratchable itch and he was going to fight us. He won, we couldn't even get near him, couldn't clip his lead, it took 3 of us so we had to call his owner, she said he was an angel and didn't know what we were talking about. We were all traumatised by this foxy looking psychopath

I mean to be fair all these stories, I’ve heard before but with a different dog breed. Point is dogs will be dogs, it’s all about training them. I have a Pomeranian and I really took a lot of time training him but he’s super obedient now and a pleasure to anyone he meets. Little dogs in general are scrappy though because they have to be.