The overall first impression of a Pomeranian must be aesthetic, with a fox-like expression on its face, but at the same time it must have an innocent and lively personality. Because there are male and female Pomeranians, there are obvious differences in temperament. That is, male dogs should have a "ferocious" look and a domineering look; female dogs should have a "sweet" and "docile" look. Show everyone's ladylike charm.
Under normal conditions, Pomeranian dogs will not often show too "strong" and disobedient, ignore people's training, or show too "cowardly" and be afraid of approaching, and avoid people's teasing. It can be imagined that a dog that is completely disobedient to human management or a dog that is completely afraid of human management will have its playfulness and ornamental value greatly reduced, or this investment will have no meaning and value. Pomeranians are usually focused, lively, and very loyal to their owners. Very easy to tame. His distrust of strangers and lack of hunting instinct make him an ideal guard dog in the home or farm. This dog is timid and not aggressive. Its most outstanding characteristics are that it is not affected by weather, has high energy and long life. The Pomeranian's gait is smooth, easy, harmonious and lively. Good lead in the forequarters and powerful drive in the hindquarters. The hind legs on each side move in the same line as the front legs. The legs converge slightly toward the centerline of the body to achieve balance. Forelegs and hind legs turn neither in nor out, the topline remains level and the general outline is balanced. The Pomeranian is an outgoing, very intelligent and lively dog, making it an excellent companion dog as well as a very competitive show dog.