Pomeranian Mixed Breeds: Pretty, Precious and Precocious Pooches

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The Pomeranian breed is generally known as a small package encapsulating a very large personality! They’re lovable, loyal and fiercely aggressive over their loved ones.

Mixing different breed’s DNA with the Pomi results in some pretty awesome and interesting combinations. Please browse our list of the top 16 Pomeranian mixed breeds below, and let us know your favorites in the comments!

1. Wouldn’t you love to be the proud owner of a Bichonaranian? He belongs to the Pomeranian and Bichon Frise mixed family.

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2. The Pomeagle down below is feeling the Christmas spirit and is a healthy mix of Beagle and Pomeranian.

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3. This little marshmallow is called a Chineranian and is the hybrid between a Pomeranian and Japanese Chin.

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4. “Cute” now has a new definition and it’s all thanks to this Shiranian, a cross-breed of Shih Tzu and Pomeranian.

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5. This pretty lady belongs to the Pomchi family – a blend of Pomeranian and Chihuahua.

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6. Our mustached heart-throb below is a cross between Cocker Spaniel and Pomeranian, giving us a Cockeranian.

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7. The eagle-eyed Dameranian is a combination of the Pomeranian and Dachshund.

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8. These exquisite pairs of blue eyes and downy soft fur belong to the Pomsky, the Pomeranian and Husky combo.

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9. “Look me in the eyes and tell me No!” This hypnotizing stare belongs to a Jackaranian, who has both Pomeranian and Jack Russell blood flowing through his veins.

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10. Wouldn’t you just love to squeeze this little Maltipom, the heir of the Pomeranian and Maltese?

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11. This pint-sized cutie is a descendant of the Pekingese and Pomeranian and we shall christen him a Peek-A-Pom.

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12. I think my heart just melted. The Poodle and Pomeranian sure make pretty babies called the Pomapoo.

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13. This little beauty is a Poshie – the lovely offspring of the Shetland Sheepdog and Pomeranian.

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14. The Yoranian adores cuddles and who can ignore this request? He is a cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and Pomeranian.

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15. The Pug and Pomeranian produced this cute-as-a-button Pom-A-Pug.

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16. No, it’s not a teddy-bear, it’s a PapiPom, a mixture of Pomeranian and Papillion.

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Sadly, it seems we’ve reached the end of our compilation of the top 16 Pomeranian Mixed Breeds. Please feel free to leave your comment and photo of your four-legged friend below. Until next time…

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  1. Nicole Avatar
    Nicole

    I think they’re all very adorable, but my favorites would have to be 1, 3, 4, 6, 10, 11, 12, 16 (I love fluffy dogs). I suppose if I really had to narrow it down to make a choice, it would be either 1 or 16.

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      It looks like you sure do love fluffy dogs, Nicole!
      Thanks for chiming in.
      (For the record, I think 16 is my fav too).
      😀

      Reply
  2. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    I want to breed peel-a-poms

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  3. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    The dog at the beginning of the article, where it shows it’s whole body. What kind is that one because I have a dog that was given to me that looks almost exactly the same but is more red with a white main. My niece says my dog is part Chihuahua. I think is Pomeranian and red or tri border collie, but a mini, possibly a miniature American Sheppard (not Australian). It is really hard to find anything on either.

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Hey, Jennifer.
      It’s just a stock photo, so there’s no way to be sure, but I think that’s just a Pomeranian.
      🙂
      The only way to definitely identify dogs of uncertain ancestry is via a dog DNA test.
      Best of luck!

      Reply
  4. MIchael John KITCHURA Avatar
    MIchael John KITCHURA

    We had a mixed Pomeranian not sure of the mix would you be able to tell if I sent a picture…

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Hey there, Michael.
      You can submit photos here!

      We look forward to seeing your pooch!

      Reply
  5. Cheryl Avatar
    Cheryl

    I have a pom chi (#5) he is the most intelligent, loving dog I’ve ever had.He’s my baby.I had a peek-a-pom (#11) that passed away at 14 yrs,he was red and beautiful and a very loyal guy.The two pom mixes I’ve had are the loves of my life.Great,loving guys !!

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  6. linda Avatar
    linda

    these puppies are so cute i would like to know how o get one also how much i cant pay more then 200 or 300 no pure breeds thank you. i lost my Lhasa apso 2months ago please e-mail me to let me know thank you so much

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Sorry, Linda, but we don’t offer any dogs for sale or adoption — we’re just sharing some photos and info about Pom mixes here.
      Best of luck in your search!

      Reply
  7. Payton Avatar
    Payton

    Hey there! I am on a quest to find out what breed I have, and the dog under the headline lying down looks exactly like her. Do you happen to know what breed it is? Thanks

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Hey there, Payton. The featured image at the top of the page? That’s just a regular ‘ol Pomeranian.
      🙂

      Reply
  8. Anna Jorgensen Avatar
    Anna Jorgensen

    I’m interested in puppy number 4 & 16. If you could call or e-mail me some info, puppies age, weight, size as adult & cost. . Both are very cute & lovable.

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Sorry, Anna, but these dogs aren’t ours or for sale.
      (I removed your phone number for ya).

      Reply
  9. Steve Juneau Avatar
    Steve Juneau

    I mistakingly got my EX the Shih-Tzu & Pomeranian Mix which brought me to becoming the sole guardian of the Pup Bc she one lazy-lazy gal. I named him Milo he’s beautifully coated hue offish-white like the way a nicotine stained wall (kinda yellowish color) basically describes Milos color. He still lives with the Nun-Funyun lazibones and I wish he were with me Bc he probably hasn’t been giving a simple bath in months. I’m volunteering some time this weekend to give Milo a bath poor boy

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  10. Wendy Avatar
    Wendy

    These dogs are all very cute mixes… I just hope the pom was the dad in these since they are a smaller breed and the moms were the bigger ones.

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  11. PomTerr ShihChi Avatar
    PomTerr ShihChi

    We have a 3 months old Pomerania/terrier and Shih Tzu/Chihuahua mix. She is absolutely beautiful and everyone loves her long soft fur and black and white Markings. The puppy in #6 the Mustache Cockeranian is the “film negative” of my puppy and I would love to breed my girl with one just like him. Any chance to find his owners?

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Hey, PomTerr.
      That’s a pretty old photo, but you may be able to track down the breeder by clicking on the link beneath the photo and doing some homework.
      Best of luck!

      Reply
  12. Myrna Aponte Avatar
    Myrna Aponte

    Do you sell popies. I like to much #11.

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Hey, Myrna. Sorry, but we just provide information about them. #11 is a cutie though!

      Reply
  13. Virginia Harris Avatar
    Virginia Harris

    Are your dogs adoptable ? How does one show interest in placing application. Love the Pom with allaboutdogs under the name. Mixed breen between Pom/Chi.

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    1. Ben Team Avatar
      Ben Team

      Sorry, Virginia, but these aren’t our dogs — they’re just photos we’ve shared.
      But, if you click on the link below the photo, you can see where the photo was initially posted.
      Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  14. Niki Avatar
    Niki

    Yeah what breed is that? That dog looks exactly like my dog! Unfortunately he unexpectedly past away recently.

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    1. Catherine Avatar
      Catherine

      I don’t see my Louie in the group, but he looks much closer to the pup above the title with more white like the Japanese Spitz.

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    2. Karin M Stanley Avatar
      Karin M Stanley

      I have four Pomeranian and Papillion. I was told they where called paperanian. Mine are white and brown patches love them

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  15. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    What breed is the dog above the title? We have a pom mix that looks exactly like that, but we’re not sure what the other half is.

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  16. Sharon Woodson Avatar
    Sharon Woodson

    I love the dog that’s number 16 your cross between a Pomeranian and a Papillon. I rescued a Pomeranian and Papillon mix adult male from the shelter back in 2012 and unfortunately he passed away last year due to terminal illness I miss him so much I didn’t think I would want another dog again but when I saw this cute little picture I fell in love so I hope this little dog is still available please let me know thank you very much

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    1. Meg Marrs Avatar
      Meg Marrs

      Hey Sharon – we don’t breed or sell dogs, but we agree that Pom/Papillon mixes are very cute!

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  17. pauline a ouimette Avatar
    pauline a ouimette

    you have some very cute dogs. I love all their pictures. My question is where can I get a Pomeranian – Dachshund mix dog. Thank you for your help. Looking forward to your reply.

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    1. Meg Marrs Avatar
      Meg Marrs

      Sorry Pauline – we don’t provide any recommendations for specific breeders, but we do recommend reading our guide on how to choose a responsible breeder. Best of luck!

      Reply
  18. Miguelalvarez Avatar
    Miguelalvarez

    I have a pomenerian mix people tell me is miniature Keeshond can you tell me what of dog is this I send you picture

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    1. Hans Omeus Avatar
      Hans Omeus

      Hello can You tell me what mix Breed is above the title? My Blitz passed away a couple of days ago and the above title picture reminds me so much of Him. Thank You

      Reply

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