Learn about Pomepoos with NENE's store 🤍

Hello everyone! 🐶

I’m ROSA, a staff member at NENE's store, home of the magical pet brush, SHARR. 🐶

Fluffy fur and round, sparkling eyes—the "Pomepoo" is captivating with its teddy bear-like charm! ✨

The Pomapoo is a mixed breed between a Pomeranian and a Poodle. Whether they have soft, airy fur or tight, curly locks, their coat characteristics vary greatly.

That is why what matters most is not "this care because it's a Pomapoo," but rather finding "the care that suits my dog's coat." This time, we’ll guide you through their history and personality, as well as how to brush them based on their coat type.

01 | History and Roots of the Pomepoo

The Pomapoo is a cross between a Pomeranian and a Poodle. Even their name, "Pomepoo," comes from both of these breeds.

Pomeranian | A Small Spitz with Fluffy Fur

The Pomeranian is a breed descended from northern Spitz-type dogs. Their name comes from the Pomerania region, which spans modern-day Germany and Poland. Their abundant fur and lively personality are traits that reflect these roots.

Poodle | A Smart Dog Who Excelled by the Water

Originally, Poodles were dogs tasked with retrieving waterfowl. They are characterized by their curled coats and their ability to work in cooperation with humans. Today, from Toy Poodles on down, Poodles of various sizes are beloved.

In a Pomepoo, these characteristics from both parent breeds appear in various ways.
However, which parent they resemble more varies from dog to dog.

02 | What is a Pomepoo's personality like?

They may inherit the Pomeranian's curious nature or the Poodle's intelligence and social affinity for people. Some are playful and affectionate, while others are a bit cautious and sensitive to changes in their environment.

Of course, individual personalities vary greatly and are also influenced by the environment in which they were raised and their experiences. When brushing, it is important to proceed gently while watching your dog’s expressions and reactions.

03 | Physical Traits and Lifestyle

While many Pomapoos are small, their physique depends on the size of the parent dogs and genetics. Even for small dogs, it is important to spend time using their bodies and minds through walks and play.

When grooming, choose a stable, non-slip surface. It is recommended to help them get used to it little by little, rather than forcing them to stay still or continuing for long periods.

04 | Coat and Fur Characteristics of the Pomepoo

Pomeranians have a double coat with an outer layer and an undercoat. Poodles, on the other hand, are characterized by curled fur; while they shed relatively little, their hair tends to tangle easily.

A Pomepoo’s coat may resemble one of these or be a blend of both characteristics.

05 | Common Brushing Challenges for Pomepoos

Mats form behind the ears or in the armpits

Areas behind the ears, armpits, where legs meet the body, and where collars or harnesses rub are prone to matting due to friction. Be especially diligent in checking these areas if your dog has fine or curly hair.

The surface looks clean, but the roots are tangled

Even if they look fluffy, tangles can be hidden inside the coat. Part the hair little by little and check it without pulling the skin.

Shed hair gets trapped in the undercoat

For dogs with rich undercoats, shed hair can become trapped inside. Since the amount of shedding changes by season and individual, watch their daily condition and adjust the frequency of grooming accordingly.

06 | How to Use SHARR and Supplementary Brushes

The key to daily brushing is using tools suited to the coat type in the proper order. NENE’s store’s 2-in-1 pet brush, "SHARR," features both 14K gold-plated pins and natural boar bristles that can be used for different purposes.

However, you don't have to complete all detangling and undercoat care with SHARR alone.
Use slickers or metal combs alongside it as needed.

You don't need to use all the tools every time. Choose your tools and frequency based on the condition of their coat and the sensitivity of their skin, and if your dog dislikes brushing, don't force it—take a break.

07 | Tips for keeping up with daily care

Start with short sessions at first, and praise them gently if they stay calm. It is also recommended to choose times when your dog feels secure, such as after a walk or while they are relaxing.

It’s perfectly fine to have days where you only do "just behind the ears" or "just the back."
Continuing without pressure is the first step toward making daily care a habit.

08 | Closing | Comfortable moments in daily life with your Pomepoo

The Pomepoo combines the charms of the Pomeranian and the Poodle. Whether they are fluffy or curly, each has a different kind of loveliness.

That is why daily care should be tailored to them. Observe the condition of their coat, choose the necessary tools, and brush them gently.

Brushing is not just a time to tidy up their fur.
It's a time to talk to them, touch them gently, and notice small changes.

May your time using SHARR become a way to communicate with your precious companion.