You may have heard the term “Fox Face Pomeranian” and wondered what is a fox face Pomeranian.
Fox Face Pomeranains are Pomeranians with facial features that closest resemble a fox. A Pomeranian that fits within the breed standard with a muzzle that is 1/3 to 2/3 the length of its head would be considered a fox face Pomeranian.
- What Are Fox Face Pomeranians
- What Does A Fox Face Pomeranian Look Like
- Are Fox Face Pomeranians Their Own Breed
- How Big Does A Fox Face Pomeranian Get
- What Colors Do Fox Face Pomeranians Come In
- Are Fox Face Pomeranians Good Pets
- What Is The Lifespan Of A Fox Face Pomeranian
- Are Fox Face Pomeranians Healthy
- Do Fox Face Pomeranians Have Different Coats
- Whats The Difference Between A Fox Face And A Teddy Bear Pomeranian
- Whats The Difference Between A Fox Face And A Baby Doll Face Pomeranian
- Are Fox Face Pomeranians Hard To Maintain
- Can I Make My Pomeranian Look Like A Fox
- How To Find A Fox Face Pomeranian
- How Much Do Fox Face Pomeranians Cost
- What Are The Other Types Of Pomeranians
- Final Thoughts
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What Are Fox Face Pomeranians
The term or nickname “Fox Face Pomeranian” is given to Pomeranians that have the longest muzzles.
A Fox Face Pomeranian is the most traditional facial structure that a Pomeranian can have and fits within the breed standard.
There are two other terms that are often used to describe a Pomeranian’s face and muzzle size.
What Does A Fox Face Pomeranian Look Like
Fox face Pomeranians will have a muzzle that is 1/3 to 2/3 the length of the dog’s skull.
The AKC Breed Standard Indicates that a Pomeranian should have the following facial features.
Head – in balance with the body, when viewed from above, broad at the back tapering to
the nose to form a wedge.
Expression – may be referred to as fox-like, denoting his alert and
intelligent nature.
Eyes – dark, bright, medium-sized, and almond-shaped; set well into the skull
with the width between the eyes balancing the other facial features. Eye rims are black, except
self-colored in chocolate, beaver, and blue.
Ears – small, mounted high, and carried erect. Proper
ear set should be favored oversize.
Skull – closed, slightly round but not domed. Stop – well
pronounced.
Muzzle – rather short, straight, free of lippiness, neither coarse nor snipey. Ratio of
length of muzzle to skull is ⅓ to ⅔.
Nose – pigment is black except self-colored in chocolate,
beaver and blue.
Bite – scissors, one tooth out of alignment is acceptable.
Major Faults – Round, domed skull. Undershot, overshot, or wry bite.
Disqualification – Eye(s) light blue, blue marbled,
blue flecked.

Can A Pomeranian Have A Muzzle That Is Longer Than The Breed Standard
There can be Pomeranains that have muzzles that are longer than the 1/3 to 2/3 ratio.
There are a couple of possible reasons for this.
These Pomeranians will often have a bloodline that has features outside of the breed standard, the dog may also be a mixed breed.
Are Fox Face Pomeranians Their Own Breed
Fox Face Pomeranians are not their own separate breed.
There is only one breed of Pomeranians.
It can be very confusing because there are lots of different terms or nicknames given to different physical features that Pomeranians can have.
The “Fox Face Pomeranian” is one of those names.
How Big Does A Fox Face Pomeranian Get
A fox face Pomeranian just like any Pomeranian can range in size.
The AKC Breed Standard states that Pomeranians should weigh between 3 and 7 pounds with a height of 6 to 7 inches.
Even with this breed standard, there are many Pomeranians that fall outside of the standards.
Any Pomeranian that is smaller than the standard is often referred to as a “Teacup Pomeranian” or “Miniature Pomeranian”.
Dogs that are larger than the standard are called “Throwback Pomeranians“.

What Colors Do Fox Face Pomeranians Come In
Pomeranians are an incredible breed that happens to come in one of the largest varieties of colors and patterns.
Luckily through the years, there haven’t been any colors that have been deemed “not ideal” for the breed, as there have been for so many other dog breeds.
Pomeranians at this time come in 26 different colors and patterns.
Are Fox Face Pomeranians Good Pets
Pomeranians are the perfect pet for a lot of people.
If you are looking for your new best friend that likes to cuddle and play a Pomeranian may be perfect.
Pomeranians are known to become very attached to one person and want to be with them at all times. As I write this my dog Murphy is circled up on my lap. He is my shadow.
Due to this strong attachment, Pomeranians are prone to separation anxiety and should not be left alone for long times.
If your Pomeranian would be alone for many hours each day, I would not suggest a Pomeranian for your family.
I also would not recommend Pomeranians for families with young children. Pomeranians are small dogs that look like teddy bears at times.
Young children may accidentally injure a Pomeranian.
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What Is A Fox Face Pomeranians Temperment
Pomeranians are small dogs with huge personalities.
They are known for being very bold and almost “cocky”. it’s not outside of a Pomeranian’s normal behavior to defensively bark at much larger dogs.
Although Pomeranians can be independent they also love attention.
Some of the personality traits you can expect in Pomeranians are.
- Loyal
- Affectionate
- Feisty
- Intelligent
- Sociable
- Protective
- Extroverted
- Confident
- Playful
What Is The Lifespan Of A Fox Face Pomeranian
A fox face Pomeranians will have the same life expectancy as a standard Pomeranian.
Pomeranians on average live between 12 to 14 years.

Are Fox Face Pomeranians Healthy
Fox Face Pomeranians do not have any additional health concerns compared to other Pomeranians.
Pomeranians as a breed are more vulnerable to some health conditions.
- Hair Loss
- Eye Issues
- Luxating Patella
- Collapsed Trachea
- Skin Conditions
- Hypoglociemia
Do Fox Face Pomeranians Have Different Coats
All Pomeranains have fluffy double coats of fur with soft and dense undercoats called ground hair and longer more textured outer coats called guard hair.
Every dog is unique and will have its own fur consistency.
Some dogs have an undercoat that is denser than others making their outer guard hairs stand up more, this gives a dog the appearance of being more fluffy.
Why Are Some Pomeranians More Fluffy Than Others?
Whats The Difference Between A Fox Face And A Teddy Bear Pomeranian
A Fox face Pomeranian has the longest muzzle which should measure 1/3 to 2/3 the length of the Pomeranians skull.
Teddy Bear Pomeranains have the shortest muzzles that measure only 1/4 the length of the Pomeranians skull.
What Is A Teddy Bear Pomeranian?
Whats The Difference Between A Fox Face And A Baby Doll Face Pomeranian
A baby doll Pomeranian has a muzzle length that is shorter than the standard fox face but, not as short as the teddy bear Pomeranian.
Are Fox Face Pomeranians Hard To Maintain
Fox Face Pomeranians are not hard to maintain.
Any Pomeranian does require routine grooming which includes.
- Brushing once or twice a week
- Bathing as needed, roughly every 6 to 8 weeks
- Nail trimming
- Mat removal
Can I Make My Pomeranian Look Like A Fox
You can’t make your Pomeranian look like a fox.
There are some people that will have the fur on their Pomeranian trimmed to resemble a fox and give it more of a fox look.
I don’t recommend trying to make your Pomeranian look like anything other than the beautiful dog it already is.
How To Find A Fox Face Pomeranian
Since the “fox face” Pomeranian is the breed standard, it should be easy to find a breeder that is breeding to the standards.
Viewing pictures of the breeder’s previous dogs and their current breeding pairs should be able to give you an idea of what their puppies will look like.
How Much Do Fox Face Pomeranians Cost
Pomeranians will cost between $1400 and $6000.
The price for your puppy will depend on the bloodlines, supply, and demand as well as any travel expenses required.
What Are The Other Types Of Pomeranians
There are many other terms or nicknames given to different features and traits that you can find within the Pomeranian breed.
- Throwback
- Partial Throwback
- Sturdy Boned
- Teacup
- Miniature Pomeranian
- Baby Doll
- Teddy Bear
- Parti
- Wolf Sable
- Merle
Final Thoughts
At some point in time, the AKC breed standard for Pomeranians adopted the term “Fox Face” or “Fox Like Appearance”.
Ever since then the breed standard for Pomeranians has been associated with the “fox face” look.
This can confuse some and leads people to believe that the muzzle on a Pomeranian should be longer and more pointy, which isn’t true.
The standard for Pomeranians is a muzzle that is 1/3 to 2/3 the length of its muzzle.
Regardless of which Pomeranian look you prefer if you are lucky enough to have a Pomeranian in your life you are sure to have lots of love and cuddles.