image courtesy b. o'brien! and copyright tooYes, it's another installment of adventure for my favorite Pomeranian! That's Mt. Rainier in the background there, and he is in a canoe (that's a canoe, right, B.?) bobbing gently upon the waters of a bay in Puget Sound.
You know how I love Diego's rich red-orange color. Over the last century plus of recorded Pom history, colors listed include sable, chocolate, blue, fawn, and then of course black, white, and orange. There was a vogue in the 1860s for dyeing white Poms some bold colors. You may read an interesting and beautifully researched page full of info on the history of Pomeranian colors here - one of the pages at The Pomeranian Project.
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We like a goodly Pom. It's amazing that the Pom is still a Pom and the breed hasn't been wrecked by extreme breeding. Our Grandmother had Poms, tan ones and black ones. They were all very feisty apparently and ruled their home.
Whicky Wuudler
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