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Pomeranian dogs who are family members first and well loved kids. We have progressed in our trick training to photos shoots and TV commercials with the pups.
Spout: Completed his first photoshoot at 4 months old and since has done other shoots and commercials. He is an exceptionally sweet and friendly dog with a stunning coloration and wonderful charming personality.
Mouse: Little white girl has done #Petsmart photo shoots -enormous personality that is afraid of nothing and ready to take on the world. Breeder Mary Ellen Jasie
Petal - a Tiny little Merle Pomeranian sweet and gentle but very smart. From Breeder Kathie Inmann
Desi - a Little merle Pomeranian with lots of white who was a very sick little bottle baby but made it with the care of breeder Kathie Inmann
Tribble - Breeder Curtiss Smith, orange Pomeranian, tiny little
3 lb girl, granddaughter of Dani the top winning Pomeranian of all time
CREDITS:
TRAINING: many people have asked about how our kids are trained. Most importantly it is all positive reinforcement. The kids go to work with mom and we practice together all the time. Mom is taught her
ACTING: The kids got involved in animal acting via our friends as Club-Doggie and are now part of their group Arizona Animal Actors
FAMILY: The kids are owned and loved by their mom, Jill M. Patt, DVM, of Little Critters Veterinary Hospital in Gilbert, AZ. They go to work with their mom every day and fill her world with smiles and love - they are our kids. http://littlecrittersvet.com/
About the Dexter
I'm Dexter a Dogue de Bordeaux also known as a French Mastiff. I'm the last child and was raised up by my brother, Sprout. I'm pretty sure I'm just an oversized Pomeranian.
A Honking Wookie - Tracheal Collapse in a Pomeranian
Because Dr. Patt posts just about everything regarding the “kids” on their Facebook page, these posts have led to the request for a more formal article of the family's experiences together. So, Dr. Patt's article "A Honking Wookie" (see article below) is the story on how they managed Wookie's collapsing trachea, how decisions were made in his care and treatments selected. It delves into the various options and the personal difficulty of making these decisions for him in spite of the fact that Dr. Patt is not only his mom but also aa veterinarian. Her hope is that it will relay useful information to other owners going through this with their dogs and also share the importance of more research into this devastating disease that has no cure.
Addendum: Wookie lived 4 years following the placement of his tracheal stent and these were good quality years that we felt fortunate to share with him. His darling sister Luni was lost to TC one year later.
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