White or Ice White
A White Pom has no color at all except for their nose, eyes and mouth and often foot pads. The coat will show only white. These dogs are very hard to come by and usually cost a great deal.
Picture used with permission from Windsong goldens & Poms. Kathy Inman owner
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Beaver
Beaver: A Beaver will always have a liver colored nose. Beaver is a dilute Chocolate. Think of White Chocolate. Not brown but wonderful all the same. In the sunlight often a Beaver will look to be orange. But out of the direct sunlight the light chocolate appears again.
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Parti's
Black Parti: A parti can be any color. They must have at least 50% white on their body. Usually they will have a white collar, blaze with white often on their tummy and back.
Below are further examples of the parti color:
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Blue
Blue with Tan Points: A Blue color is a black dog with white mixed through out his coat. Giving him a smokey look.
A Blue Pomeranian is a uniform dull black color, but the nose has blue coloring. To tell whether a dog is black or blue check the nose, as back poms have black noses and blue Poms have blue noses.
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Lavender Merle
Lavender Merle: Is a dilute and rather rare chocolate:
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Sables
Sable Pomeranian's may look brown or gray from a distance. Close-up you will see that a sable Pomeranian has a coat where the tips of the fur are black. The Underlying color can be red, orange, brown or gray
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Any Other Color, Pattern or Variation
Other colors include: Brindle has a base color of Red, Orange or golden tan with strong black cross stripes.
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Wolf Sable Parti
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A wolf sable has a light grey undercoat with a deeper shade of steel grey guard hairs ending in black tippings. There must not be cream or an orange cast to the base color. The points (eye rims, nose, lips and pads) are black.
Colors of the Pomeranian Breed
Poms come in a large range of colors. The Puppy can change completely when it becomes an adult. When adults are shown, the classes are generally split into three colors..(divisions: red, orange, cream and sable, black, brown and blue and any other color, pattern or variation.
Poms come in a large range of colors. The Puppy can change completely when it becomes an adult. When adults are shown, the classes are generally split into three colors..(divisions: red, orange, cream and sable, black, brown and blue and any other color, pattern or variation.
Colored Pomeranian Puppies for Sale
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Cream or Warm White
Cream: While this puppy looks white in most area. There is a slight color in his coat. Most whites will become a cream with age and time. A Cream will always have a black nose
Cream is an off-white color that is like the color of the cream in coffee...
(description found in eHow)
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Chocolate
Chocolate speaks for itself. The dog can be a light chocolate up to a very dark Chocolate. This little girl is in her uglies but will mature to be a great example of Chocolate
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Black
Black: Solid black with no other colors. If there is white anywhere. The color becomes Black with white markings.
Picture used with permission from Parkers Precious Poms Owner: Tiffany Parker
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Black and Tan
Black and Tan: Predominately Black with Tan Points. The brighter the points the better.
* Eyebrows
* under tail
* chest
* muzzle
* most often on the legs also
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Tri's
Black and Tan Tri: Mainly black again with Tan Points and white markings.
A tri can be a choc or any other color. But there must be three colors to be a tri.
* Primary color
* Tan points
* White markings.
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Blue Merle
Blue Merle: the Merle Gene breaks up the black color giving the dog and spotted or streaked look.
Merle has a solid base of red, brown or black with light blue, grey or red mixed in so the dog has a speckled appearance.
Please see this site for a wonderful description of a merle. https://www.keenpomeranians.com/MerleInfo.html I was given permission to post this link.
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Blue Merle and Tan and sometimes white markings
Blue Merle with Tan and white markings.
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Orange
Orange Poms are a light golden tan-orange color. Often confusing a Beaver as an orange. Orange Poms will always have a black nose.
Some color explainations were found on eHow
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