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The Pomeranian Review July 1977

10 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...0. It would seem something has been misunderstood in regard to my criticism of the Standard stating Trimming around the Anus and my desire for the replacement Trimming at the base of the Tail (topside only). ...

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The Pomeranian Review January 1978

2 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...lize August is not the best time of year for coats. Much to my delight I did not see excess of over-trimming on entries.This was a most enjoyable assignment that will long be remembered. After the show Mary a...

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The Pomeranian Review April 1978

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...Pomeranian for exhibition is 3 to 7 pounds. The ideal size for show specimens is from 4 to 5 pounds.TRIMMING & DEWCLAWS: Trimming for neatness is permissible around the feet and up the back of the legs to the...

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The Pomeranian Review July 1978

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...Pom with every hair on it's body trimmed. It was hard to tell about the coat because of the allover trimming. The pants and bib were so short it was difficult to tell what the approximate length would be. The...

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The Pomeranian Review October 1978

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...in Texas also.For what reason, if this is allowed, do we have a paragraph in the Standard reading, "Trimming for neatness permissable around the feet and up the back of the legs to the first joint. Trimming u...

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The Pomeranian Review May 1979

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

... recently begun to scissor the Pom coat. This is in direct opposition to the standards direction on trimming and detracts greatly from the beauty of the Pomeranian breed. If one wishes to scissor, he should c...

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The Pomeranian Review August 1979

14 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...detail by :he Secretary, but I do want to reassure /ou readers that we discussed the problem of overtrimming of Poms for the show ring ind the apparently increasing number of udges who say they are penalizing...

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The Pomeranian Review November 1979

2 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...ers from the respected and esteemed people in our Pom world that they feel very strongly about over-trimming and the tendency of judges (who do not come out of our breed) to fault an abundant coat.People like...

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The Pomeranian Review February 1980

2 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...e is invaluable for developing confidence. I also begin getting them used to toe-nail clipping, ear trimming, and brushing.EVALUATE THE LITTER: This is maybe the hardest part of all. I wish I could give you a...

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The Pomeranian Review April 1980

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...Pomeranian for exhibition is 3 to 7 pounds. The ideal size for show specimens is from 4 to 5 pounds.TRIMMING AND DEWCLAWS:Trimming for neatness is permissible around the feet and up the back of the legs to th...

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The Pomeranian Review October 1980

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

... want our Poms to be too small? Or-should we go with a height minimum?With all the emphasis on over-trimming,and handlers and judges ignoring us, could we hammer our point through a little better if trimming ...

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The Pomeranian Review January 1981

6 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

... the following: A white chest, foot, or leg on a whole-colored dog (except white) is a major fault. Trimming and Dewclaws " Add the following: Overtrimming (beyond the location and amount described in the bre...

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The Pomeranian Review April 1981

7 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...ard to conform to today's winning dogs. Hopefully with the addition of major faults (especially overtrimming) and the American Kennel Club's recognition of three distinct color divisions of the Open class, ou...

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The Pomeranian Review July 1981

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...ld all check it over often to make sure that we are giving the judge a Pom which fits the Standard. Trimming is an art which does a great deal to enhance the appearance of a dog. None of us would appear at a ...

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The Pomeranian Review October 1981

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...herself shows a beautiful champion who has taken the Breed and placed in the Group with very little trimming. Another local exhibitor has finished two champions who appear to be excessively trimmed because th...

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The Pomeranian Review July 1977

10 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...0. It would seem something has been misunderstood in regard to my criticism of the Standard stating Trimming around the Anus and my desire for the replacement Trimming at the base of the Tail (topside only). ...

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The Pomeranian Review January 1978

2 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...lize August is not the best time of year for coats. Much to my delight I did not see excess of over-trimming on entries.This was a most enjoyable assignment that will long be remembered. After the show Mary a...

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The Pomeranian Review April 1978

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...Pomeranian for exhibition is 3 to 7 pounds. The ideal size for show specimens is from 4 to 5 pounds.TRIMMING & DEWCLAWS: Trimming for neatness is permissible around the feet and up the back of the legs to the...

(PDF File Size: 37 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review July 1978

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...Pom with every hair on it's body trimmed. It was hard to tell about the coat because of the allover trimming. The pants and bib were so short it was difficult to tell what the approximate length would be. The...

(PDF File Size: 54 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review October 1978

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...in Texas also.For what reason, if this is allowed, do we have a paragraph in the Standard reading, "Trimming for neatness permissable around the feet and up the back of the legs to the first joint. Trimming u...

(PDF File Size: 45 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review May 1979

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

... recently begun to scissor the Pom coat. This is in direct opposition to the standards direction on trimming and detracts greatly from the beauty of the Pomeranian breed. If one wishes to scissor, he should c...

(PDF File Size: 39 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review August 1979

14 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...detail by :he Secretary, but I do want to reassure /ou readers that we discussed the problem of overtrimming of Poms for the show ring ind the apparently increasing number of udges who say they are penalizing...

(PDF File Size: 43 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review November 1979

2 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...ers from the respected and esteemed people in our Pom world that they feel very strongly about over-trimming and the tendency of judges (who do not come out of our breed) to fault an abundant coat.People like...

(PDF File Size: 35 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review February 1980

2 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...e is invaluable for developing confidence. I also begin getting them used to toe-nail clipping, ear trimming, and brushing.EVALUATE THE LITTER: This is maybe the hardest part of all. I wish I could give you a...

(PDF File Size: 40 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review April 1980

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...Pomeranian for exhibition is 3 to 7 pounds. The ideal size for show specimens is from 4 to 5 pounds.TRIMMING AND DEWCLAWS:Trimming for neatness is permissible around the feet and up the back of the legs to th...

(PDF File Size: 41 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review October 1980

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

... want our Poms to be too small? Or-should we go with a height minimum?With all the emphasis on over-trimming,and handlers and judges ignoring us, could we hammer our point through a little better if trimming ...

(PDF File Size: 40 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review January 1981

6 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

... the following: A white chest, foot, or leg on a whole-colored dog (except white) is a major fault. Trimming and Dewclaws " Add the following: Overtrimming (beyond the location and amount described in the bre...

(PDF File Size: 35 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review April 1981

7 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...ard to conform to today's winning dogs. Hopefully with the addition of major faults (especially overtrimming) and the American Kennel Club's recognition of three distinct color divisions of the Open class, ou...

(PDF File Size: 55 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review July 1981

9 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...ld all check it over often to make sure that we are giving the judge a Pom which fits the Standard. Trimming is an art which does a great deal to enhance the appearance of a dog. None of us would appear at a ...

(PDF File Size: 46 MB)

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The Pomeranian Review October 1981

4 instances of keyword(s) found in this issue.

...herself shows a beautiful champion who has taken the Breed and placed in the Group with very little trimming. Another local exhibitor has finished two champions who appear to be excessively trimmed because th...

(PDF File Size: 58 MB)

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