Our environmentally friendly souvenir-magnet is made on a pressed sheet of cork oak bark, and is decorated natural sand from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Such a natural souvenir will surely take its rightful place in your collection of magnets.
The Pomeranian is an intelligent, well-trained dog. Spitz can be very stubborn, so they need to be trained.
from an early age. They have a tendency to dominate, dogs try to subjugate both the person and the larger dog. Are manifested
notes of selfishness, when a new pet appears, there may be a manifestation of aggression, discontent. But at a one-time institution they get along well
with other animals. They love children, become a wonderful friend to their master. In this breed, decorative
appearance and lively character. Spitz loves movement, he is always for the walk and play, and will never choose a sofa. With him you can endlessly
throw a ball or a stick, this fluffy ball will be wildly delighted. The Spitz needs physical activity not only for entertainment, but also for
health. Also, the dog sometimes loves to bark. The Pomeranian was named after one of the German provinces - Pomerania, where the
breeding of the breed. This breed is about 120 years old. When the breed was just beginning to develop, these dogs were large, lived with the poor, guarding
herds. It is then, after 100 years, they will move from the shacks to the royal chambers and become the favorite toys of the nobility. British Queen
Victoria loved this breed so much that she kept 6 such dogs at once. In the selection, the Pomeranian was mainly used, since it was
desire to get smaller individuals. Officially, the breed called the Pomeranian was recognized in 1870 in England. Also attention
was paid to the development of new colors, initially white and black Spitz dominated, but as a result of long and painstaking work appeared
beautiful warm colors: red, peach, beige.
Material: Cork bark, sea sand, magnet, varnishes.
Size: 10x7.5 cm.
weight: 24 g.
Manufacturer: Handmade, own production. Albufeira, Algarve, Portugal.
