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The Pom Reader October 1996
The Pom Reader October 1996

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...e the Owner/Operator of DEER PARK KENNELS. It had 78 indoor/outdoor runs which were heated (the air-conditioning didn't work). The lights, drains, and water, also needed work as did the outdoor runs; which had gr...

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The Pom Reader November 1996
The Pom Reader November 1996

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...g. There are teeth to watch, crate training, socialization, lead training, baiting, table training, conditioning, bathing, etc. Hours and hours of work, if left unattended can min a dog's future career. When I as...

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The Pomeranian Review December 1997
The Pomeranian Review December 1997

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...tch and pull at the correct time. There is lead breaking, crate training, table training, stacking, conditioning, baiting, bathing, and constant grooming. Hours and hours of work, if left unattended to. can ruin ...

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The Pomeranian Review February 1998
The Pomeranian Review February 1998

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...velop those brains. I like my Poms to be easy to live with. I strongly believe environment and mind conditioning from a very early age gives us marvelous animals to live and work with. Pomeranians are very intell...

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The Pomeranian Review June 1998
The Pomeranian Review June 1998

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...s out-of-condition dogs present a /ery different picture. Many standards iddress weight and overall conditioning; ooth are essential in creating breed type.In nature, there is a tendency toward symmetry and moder...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2000
The Pomeranian Review January 2000

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...7 straight trials. Because of his eiy short back, jumping wasn't easy for iim. I tried all sorts of conditioning andtraining "cavaletti, long walks"to fix it. But the solution turned out to be relatively simple: ...

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The Pomeranian Review December 2000
The Pomeranian Review December 2000

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...ytes progress, so do their skills, but, by and large, they don't stack up in trimming, training and conditioning with expert professional handlers. You will note I said expert. Handlers come in various gradations...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2003
The Pomeranian Review July 2003

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... electric 'or all the goodies such as high power a computer. It also has a powerful central and air conditioning unit and three large outdoor communal runs. I officially retired from my shop in December of last y...

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The Pomeranian Review September 2003
The Pomeranian Review September 2003

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... our home. The kennel had large windows, dog door, grooming area, comfortable bedding, heat and air-conditioning, plus a fifty-foot by hundred-foot exercise area. The Poms HATED it and spent all of their time han...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2004
The Pomeranian Review November 2004

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...first married. I neverforgot this Pom and when our kids were grown and gone I wanted another one.In conditioning dogs for the show ring, I feel bathing regularly keeps coats in good condition. I do not use condit...

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The Pomeranian Review March 2005
The Pomeranian Review March 2005

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...think of one to date.What do you feel is the most important asset to a show Pom? The Pom's coat and conditioning is very important in the show ring. What advice would you give to help a newcomer to exhibiting, be...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2005
The Pomeranian Review November 2005

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...esults.How do you routinely condition a Pom's coat for showing? Products? Food?The everyday routine conditioning of a dog is what is of utmost importance. If a dog is regularly maintained, little needs to be done...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2006
The Pomeranian Review November 2006

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...ome getting used to! The Schoenbergshad comfortable accommodations fortheir dogs. They even had air conditioningfor them....a real luxury back then.The Aristic InfluenceBy Arthur Davison, Joart's PomeraniansWe ch...

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The Pomeranian Review May 2007
The Pomeranian Review May 2007

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...naming him after awonderful deli style restaurant that we foundin Venice. Shari did a wonderful jobconditioning, training and showing him tohis title and showing him as a special tomany group wins and placements...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2007
The Pomeranian Review July 2007

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... have no preconceived idea of what dogs will rise tothe top. Many things enter into their decision: conditioning, showmanship, style,soundness, type All of this makes a winner. Good judges prioritize such thingsa...

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The Pom Reader October 1996
The Pom Reader October 1996

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...e the Owner/Operator of DEER PARK KENNELS. It had 78 indoor/outdoor runs which were heated (the air-conditioning didn't work). The lights, drains, and water, also needed work as did the outdoor runs; which had gr...

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The Pom Reader November 1996
The Pom Reader November 1996

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...g. There are teeth to watch, crate training, socialization, lead training, baiting, table training, conditioning, bathing, etc. Hours and hours of work, if left unattended can min a dog's future career. When I as...

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The Pomeranian Review December 1997
The Pomeranian Review December 1997

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...tch and pull at the correct time. There is lead breaking, crate training, table training, stacking, conditioning, baiting, bathing, and constant grooming. Hours and hours of work, if left unattended to. can ruin ...

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The Pomeranian Review February 1998
The Pomeranian Review February 1998

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...velop those brains. I like my Poms to be easy to live with. I strongly believe environment and mind conditioning from a very early age gives us marvelous animals to live and work with. Pomeranians are very intell...

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The Pomeranian Review June 1998
The Pomeranian Review June 1998

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...s out-of-condition dogs present a /ery different picture. Many standards iddress weight and overall conditioning; ooth are essential in creating breed type.In nature, there is a tendency toward symmetry and moder...

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The Pomeranian Review January 2000
The Pomeranian Review January 2000

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...7 straight trials. Because of his eiy short back, jumping wasn't easy for iim. I tried all sorts of conditioning andtraining "cavaletti, long walks"to fix it. But the solution turned out to be relatively simple: ...

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The Pomeranian Review December 2000
The Pomeranian Review December 2000

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...ytes progress, so do their skills, but, by and large, they don't stack up in trimming, training and conditioning with expert professional handlers. You will note I said expert. Handlers come in various gradations...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2003
The Pomeranian Review July 2003

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... electric 'or all the goodies such as high power a computer. It also has a powerful central and air conditioning unit and three large outdoor communal runs. I officially retired from my shop in December of last y...

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The Pomeranian Review September 2003
The Pomeranian Review September 2003

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... our home. The kennel had large windows, dog door, grooming area, comfortable bedding, heat and air-conditioning, plus a fifty-foot by hundred-foot exercise area. The Poms HATED it and spent all of their time han...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2004
The Pomeranian Review November 2004

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...first married. I neverforgot this Pom and when our kids were grown and gone I wanted another one.In conditioning dogs for the show ring, I feel bathing regularly keeps coats in good condition. I do not use condit...

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The Pomeranian Review March 2005
The Pomeranian Review March 2005

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...think of one to date.What do you feel is the most important asset to a show Pom? The Pom's coat and conditioning is very important in the show ring. What advice would you give to help a newcomer to exhibiting, be...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2005
The Pomeranian Review November 2005

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...esults.How do you routinely condition a Pom's coat for showing? Products? Food?The everyday routine conditioning of a dog is what is of utmost importance. If a dog is regularly maintained, little needs to be done...

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The Pomeranian Review November 2006
The Pomeranian Review November 2006

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...ome getting used to! The Schoenbergshad comfortable accommodations fortheir dogs. They even had air conditioningfor them....a real luxury back then.The Aristic InfluenceBy Arthur Davison, Joart's PomeraniansWe ch...

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The Pomeranian Review May 2007
The Pomeranian Review May 2007

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...naming him after awonderful deli style restaurant that we foundin Venice. Shari did a wonderful jobconditioning, training and showing him tohis title and showing him as a special tomany group wins and placements...

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The Pomeranian Review July 2007
The Pomeranian Review July 2007

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... have no preconceived idea of what dogs will rise tothe top. Many things enter into their decision: conditioning, showmanship, style,soundness, type All of this makes a winner. Good judges prioritize such thingsa...

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