Little bossman's irks and quirks include demands for butcher's best sausages and swearing at off-lead dogs
At first glance, Peanut the Pomeranian appears to have grace, poise and charm but a difficult start in life has left him fed up with strangers and it is ruining his chances of finding the home he craves.
"To say he has character in abundance is in understatement. He is funny, playful, clownish and just loves his toys. Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now "So we are looking for the perfect match for Peanut, someone who can handle his enormous personality, someone who will carry on with behaviour training to help him decompress and enjoy life, someone who is looking for devotion from a dog and who will repay it in full.
Pomeranians were first bred to do hard labour and be guard dogs. The breed origins weighed in at a compact 30lbs and enabled them to pull sleds and herd livestock. As years went on, breeders decreased their size from hardy to handbag, but without altering their tenacity or strength of character.
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