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The Shi-Pom is a hybrid of Pomeranian and Shiba Inu. Like the other breeds, this also has traits of parent breeds. Shi-Pom will likely to have thick and soft plush coat with a fur line along the spine. The coat color can be red and white, sesame, patched red, white, white agouti, tan and cream. The dog has almond-shaped dark eyes, black nose, narrow muzzle, and erect ears.

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Character


The Shi-Pom is energetic, affectionate, lively, and playful. This dog loves cuddling and wants to spend time with human companions. The hybrid is protective for the family and can be overprotective sometimes. So it is important to supervise when there are kids in the family. Shi-Pom barks at strangers or anyone who approaches this dog. The energy level is moderate and gets independence and intelligence from bio mix. This makes an excellent family dog but sometimes difficult to train. It is suggested to keep the training session fun and short to reduce boredom and to prevent your canine from aggressive and destructive behavior.

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Size


6-17 inches
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Weight


15 lbs
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General Health


The major health issues include Hip Dysplasia, Patellar Luxation, Mono/Bilateral Cryptorchidism, and Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA). Other minor issues include Sick Sinus Syndrome, Tracheal Collapse, Hydrocephalus and Entropion

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History


The parents of this mixed breed are Pomeranian and the Shiba Inu. The Pomeranian comes from the Pomerania presently known as Poland and Germany. Earlier, this was the large dog that was used for herding purposes. Until 1870 this breed was not well known than later when Queen Victoria visited France she discovered this breed. She loved this dog and brought home where different breeding methods were adopted to reduce the size of Pomerania. The Shiba Inu is among the six breeds that are native to Japan. This dog was used for hunting purpose.

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Maintenance


Shi-pom requires moderate maintenance as shedding is low. It is essential to brush the coat at least twice a week to remove excess hair, debris, and mats. Brushing depends on the hair length that the dog has inherited from the parents. Ears should be checked and cleaned as per the requirement with the help of a cotton ball and ear cleaner especially made for dogs. It is important to check and trim toenails weekly. Cleaning of teeth is also an important part of grooming and brushing is necessary at least twice a week. Regular dental examinations are necessary to protect your faithful friend from oral problems. This hybrid smells low and drools little.

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Ideal Environment


Shi-Pom requires long walks, romps, and playtime in the park regularly. This dog has a moderate energy level, so it is important to indulge her in games of fetch, hide, and seek with toys. These activities can be outdoor and indoor. The dog loves to run in the backyard. This dog can adapt to condo or apartment living; the only requirement that needs to be met is exercise. This goofy pooch lives well in a house with or without a yard. Moderate climate is suitable for this breed.

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