Thinking about adding a Pomapoo to your pack? You’ve got great taste. This adorable mix of Pomeranian and Miniature Poodle is one of our all-time favorite doodle combos—and for good reason. They’re smart, sweet, and absolutely packed with personality. Whether you’re living large in the suburbs or cozy in an apartment, a Pomapoo could be your perfect fit. Let’s walk you through everything you need to know about Pomapoos.
Weight: 15–20 lbs
Height: 10–12 inches
Coat Type: Curly, wavy, or fluffy and soft
Lifespan: 12–15 years
Activity Level: Moderate
Personality: Affectionate, playful, alert
Shedding: Low to moderate
Good with Kids: Yes (with gentle handling)
No two Pomapoos look exactly alike—and that’s part of their charm. Some lean more Miniature Poodle, while others look more like a fluffy Pomeranian. Expect soft coats, expressive eyes, and tails that curl like a question mark. Common Pomapoo coat colors include apricot, black, cream, sable, and white.
Pomapoos are known for being loyal, affectionate, and clever. They love following you around and are always up for playtime or a cozy nap. While they can be a bit sassy (thanks, Pom genes), they’re incredibly loving and make wonderful companions with proper socialization.
These dogs thrive where you are. They adapt well to apartments, small homes, or even rural living. Just make sure they get their daily walks and mental stimulation. Pomapoos don’t like being alone for long periods—consider a second pet or a doggy daycare if you're out of the house a lot.
Pomapoos are perfect for:
• First-time dog owners
• Seniors or retirees
• Work-from-home professionals
• Families with respectful kids
They’re sensitive and thrive in calm, loving homes. If you're looking for a small, low-shedding, affectionate dog, a Pomapoo might be the right choice.
Pomapoos are intelligent and love to please. Use positive reinforcement (treats, toys, praise) in short, fun sessions. Early training and socialization are essential to avoid barky or nervous tenden
Pomapoos are intelligent and love to please. Use positive reinforcement (treats, toys, praise) in short, fun sessions. Early training and socialization are essential to avoid barky or nervous tenden
Pomapoos are generally healthy, but may inherit issues common to small breeds:
• Patellar luxation
• Dental crowding
• Tracheal collapse
• Cataracts
• Weight gain
Choose a reputable breeder who does genetic health testing and is transparent about their dogs’ health history.
🩺 Related Resource: AVMA Wellness Care for Small Breeds
The Pomapoo is a designer breed that emerged in the 1990s and early 2000s. The goal was to combine the intelligence and low-shedding coat of the Miniature Poodle with the charm and bold personality of the Pomeranian. The result? A lovable, playful, and people-oriented doodle mix.
🐾 Learn more about Poodle traits on the AKC website
They can be—especially if they inherit more of the Poodle coat. Still, no dog is 100% allergen-free.
They can be vocal but can learn manners with proper training and socialization.
Yes, as long as kids are gentle. They’re tiny and can be fragile.
Expect to pay $800–$2,500 depending on breeder reputation, location, and lineage.
12 to 15 years with proper care.
Yes! They’re smart, eager to please, and respond well to positive methods.
Absolutely. Their loyalty and sensitivity make them great candidates.
Not yet. But you may register them with other hybrid or doodle registries.
We’d love to help you find the perfect pup. At The Real Doodle Co., we raise our Pomapoos with intentional care, early socialization, and love.
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