Pomachon Puppies For Sale

On average the Pomachon measures between 9 to 15 inches at the shoulder.

The Pomachon weighs on average between 6 to 17 lbs.

The average life expectancy of a Pomachon is between 12 to 16 years.

The Pomachon is not truly hypoallergenic, though they have a coat very similar to their Bichon Frise parent and therefore shedding is minimal to none making them a great option for those who suffer from pet allergies.

The most common colors include white, brown, tan, red, orange or black like the Pomeranian.

The designer hybrid was created as a companion dog.

They are very eager to please their owner and like to get attention. With consistency, praise and lots of positive reinforcement training should be fun and easy.

Yes, the Pomachon is also referred to as Bichonaranian or Pom Frise.

The clubs and organizations that recognize the Pomachon include American Canine Hybrid Club, Designer Dogs Kennel Club, Dog Registry of America, and International Designer Canine Registry.

The Pomachon is a sweet, affectionate and spirited pup that loves to be the center of attention. Though some may have a stubborn streak in them if they take after their Pomeranian parent, they are still gentle and loving.

Fortunately, there aren’t many known health concerns at this point. Kneecap dislocation (patellar luxation) and hip dysplasia could be a potential concern, as well as minor eye issues and problems with teeth that happen as your Pomachon gets older.

They are perfect for families with children, singles and seniors. They really do well with anyone and are very adaptable to their environment.

Yes. These dogs will adapt perfectly to apartment living. They will also do well in a large home. They are happy as long as they are with their owners.

This charming little pup is always happy and eager, which makes training a joy. Though, they do exhibit a bit of a stubborn streak this can be easily broken with plenty of positive reinforcement… and treats help too! With consistency and patience you will have no problem getting your puppy on the right track.