Pomapoo Puppies For Sale

The Pomapoo has an average height of 8 to 10 inches and an average weight of 8 to 10 pounds. Depending on their inherited genetics, some Pomapoo’s may get slightly larger.

No, they have a sweet and affectionate temperament. They are friendly to both people and other dogs.

The average life expectancy of a Pomapoo is between 12 to 14 years.

They are available in, brown, black, white, red, fawn, merle, sable or a combination of any of these colors.

They don’t require a lot of exercise, but they will still need a short daily walk and some active indoor play each day. Make sure to keep plenty of safe toys available to them.

Like other smaller dogs, Pomapoo’s are susceptible to dental issues (like early tooth loss), so you should practice brushing their teeth daily.

While many think it was to help with shedding or just their shear cuteness, they were actually bred for their agility and companionship.

I full grown Pomapoo will require 1 to 1 ½ cups of high quality food each day split into two separate meals. A puppy will require half of this, but still with two separate meals and maybe even a third.

It is recommended to brush your Pomapoo every 1-2 days to prevent tangles and mats. This also helps to keep shedding at a minimum. They will need a haircut every 4 to 12 weeks by a professional groomer.

The best way to prevent and control the staining is to wash your Pomapoo’s face gently every day.

Because this is a mixed breed the AKC does not recognize the Pomapoo in its standard registry, therefore they cannot be registered.

The short answer is yes. The Pomapoo is affectionate, intelligent and protective. They are known for their sweet and gentle nature around family members and particularly children. They can become quite anxious in the company of strangers until they become comfortable, which can cause a bit of barking. Early training and socialization can help to control this and keep your little one calm.

The Pomapoo is an intelligent breed that is eager to please its humans. Because of this they learn very quickly. As with all dog’s patience, consistency and positive reinforcement is key.