NOW with Pic+chic, Low Res Available by request

Page 2 - Seeking answers? Join the AnandTech community: where nearly half-a-million members share solutions and discuss the latest tech.
Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar
I

IBuyUFO

Golden Member
Oct 9, 1999
1,717
0
76
One of my pomeranian is 20 lbs and the other is about 17 lbs. How much does a cat weight?
 
T

toant103

Lifer
Jul 21, 2001
10,514
1
0
Originally posted by: Pepsei
Why pomeranian? most pure breed pomeranian have issues.
Click to expand...

no issues with him so far. He's very playful, don't bark that much at all. He does sh$t and pee alot. He would never pee in his cage, only in the house. hehehe. But when i take him outside, he does his business there. As of right now, he's very obidience. Like today, he accidentally bite my girlfriend finger so she yelled at him. Then he just started licking her finger. He has the cutest walk too.
 
So

So

Lifer
Jul 2, 2001
25,923
17
81
Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
One of my pomeranian is 20 lbs and the other is about 17 lbs. How much does a cat weight?
Click to expand...

I had a cat whose weight peaked @ 21 pounds (and he lived to ~13). He was a cripple, so we forgave his fatness, but he was a big cat anyway, would have been 10+ lbs if he was thin.
 
T

toant103

Lifer
Jul 21, 2001
10,514
1
0
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: Azraele
They, in my experience, are very, very hight maintenance.
Click to expand...
I'm not familiar with the breed. What about them makes them high maintenance?
Click to expand...

They need regular grooming and brushing.On the plus side they love people and receiving attention:)
Click to expand...

people love my dog. :) last week, when we were at Petsmart, everyone want to play with it. No time to shop.
 
Freejack2

Freejack2

Diamond Member
Dec 31, 2000
7,751
8
91
It's like small and fluffy!
I better not show that picture to my wife, she'll want one of those dogs too.
 
rh71

rh71

No Lifer
Aug 28, 2001
52,844
1,049
126
We have a Pom too (luckily picked him up at the shelter) - had to wait "in line" the following Monday at 430am to make sure we were first at 7am. Poor guy was lost... our gain.

He's definitely got a holier-than-thou attitude, but that comes with the territory and we accept it. He never listens except when it's time to eat or we tell him to do his business.. he runs down to the garage and waits for us to open the door for him... they're one of the smarter breeds I've read. He even recognizes our house at the end of his walk... he'd start up the driveway before I even make the turn. I just love him to death... especially when he prances.. that's the cute walk you were talking about... very playful. I don't know about that bad temper at age 9 or 10 like someone mentioned... that remains to be seen.

Anyway, they're not for everyone, especially owners who want a "practical" dog - whatever that means... they're pets.

Anyway, here's pics of Simba. Most of that was when he was 3. BTW, I've read they shouldn't be any more than 10 lbs. Ours is 11 so he's a bit overweight as the vet confirmed. Some of you need to put yours on a diet asap.

I'd love to get a Westy next... just so we don't get used to the silence...
 
G

Gurck

Banned
Mar 16, 2004
12,963
1
0
Originally posted by: warcrow
now *thats* what I call an image! What is that 124324234234 X 123123123123?
Click to expand...

Lol no sh!t, I'm on a lowish speed DSL connection and each pic took close to a full minute to download. There are programs out there that let you easily scale pictures, man ;)

Very cute dog :)

Not all little ones are yappers, my shih tsu is about 14lbs, semi-smart, very affectionate, and rarely barks past a "hey, someone's at the door" type of thing.
 
Geekbabe

Geekbabe

Moderator Emeritus<br>Elite Member
Oct 16, 1999
32,229
2,539
126
www.theshoppinqueen.com
Originally posted by: rh71
We have a Pom too (luckily picked him up at the shelter) - had to wait "in line" the following Monday at 430am to make sure we were first at 7am. Poor guy was lost... our gain.

He's definitely got a holier-than-thou attitude, but that comes with the territory and we accept it. He never listens except when it's time to eat or we tell him to do his business.. he runs down to the garage and waits for us to open the door for him... they're one of the smarter breeds I've read. He even recognizes our house at the end of his walk... he'd start up the driveway before I even make the turn. I just love him to death... especially when he prances.. that's the cute walk you were talking about... very playful. I don't know about that bad temper at age 9 or 10 like someone mentioned... that remains to be seen.

Anyway, they're not for everyone, especially owners who want a "practical" dog - whatever that means... they're pets.

Anyway, here's pics of Simba. Most of that was when he was 3. BTW, I've read they shouldn't be any more than 10 lbs. Ours is 11 so he's a bit overweight as the vet confirmed. Some of you need to put yours on a diet asap.

I'd love to get a Westy next... just so we don't get used to the silence...
Click to expand...

Simba is very cute.I love Pom's they look like little foxes to me.I used to know a Pom who worked as a visiting dog in a hospital's TCU,he was so smart and a total ham,the patients and staff all loved him:)
 
T

toant103

Lifer
Jul 21, 2001
10,514
1
0
Originally posted by: rh71
We have a Pom too (luckily picked him up at the shelter) - had to wait "in line" the following Monday at 430am to make sure we were first at 7am. Poor guy was lost... our gain.

He's definitely got a holier-than-thou attitude, but that comes with the territory and we accept it. He never listens except when it's time to eat or we tell him to do his business.. he runs down to the garage and waits for us to open the door for him... they're one of the smarter breeds I've read. He even recognizes our house at the end of his walk... he'd start up the driveway before I even make the turn. I just love him to death... especially when he prances.. that's the cute walk you were talking about... very playful. I don't know about that bad temper at age 9 or 10 like someone mentioned... that remains to be seen.

Anyway, they're not for everyone, especially owners who want a "practical" dog - whatever that means... they're pets.

Anyway, here's pics of Simba. Most of that was when he was 3. BTW, I've read they shouldn't be any more than 10 lbs. Ours is 11 so he's a bit overweight as the vet confirmed. Some of you need to put yours on a diet asap.

I'd love to get a Westy next... just so we don't get used to the silence...
Click to expand...

lucky you, got it for free.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

COMPANY
RESOURCES
FOLLOW
Top Bottom