Celebrations & Events - Pretty Pomeranian

Celebrations & Events

Because Your Dog Deserves a Party Too

Yes, throwing your Pomeranian a birthday party is ridiculous. Do it anyway. Plus meetups, Halloween costumes, and all the other fun ways to celebrate your dog and meet other people who are equally obsessed.

Party Planning & Events

From birthday parties to costume contests to local meetups—ways to celebrate your Pom and connect with other dog people who actually get it.

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Perfect Pomeranian Birthday Party Guide

How to throw an actual birthday party for your dog without it being complete chaos. Invites, treats, games, and making sure no dogs get into fights over cake.

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Perfect Pomeranian Birthday Party Guide 2

More party ideas, different themes, and additional tips for celebrating your Pom's special day. Because one guide wasn't enough—there are options.

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Pomeranian Meetup Guide for Beginners

Want to find other Pom owners in your area? Meetups are great—if you know what you're doing. Here's how to find them, what to expect, and how not to be that person with the badly behaved dog.

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DIY Halloween Costumes for Pomeranians

Store-bought costumes are expensive and often don't fit right. Here's how to make your own Halloween costume for your Pom without spending a fortune or needing actual sewing skills.

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Event & Party Tips That Work

Keep parties short. Dogs get overstimulated fast. An hour is plenty. Any longer and someone's Pom will have a meltdown, start a fight, or pee on something.
Have a separate area for overwhelmed dogs. Not every Pom loves chaos. Set up a quiet room where stressed dogs can decompress away from the party without missing everything.
Skip the human food. Your friends will want to share their food with the dogs. Have dog-safe treats ready so people stop feeding them things that'll make them sick.
Meetups can go wrong fast. Not all Poms get along. Keep dogs on leashes until you know they're friendly. One aggressive dog ruins the whole event for everyone.
Costumes are for the humans, not the dogs. If your Pom hates wearing stuff, don't force it. Halloween should be fun, not stressful. A bandana counts as a costume if that's all they'll tolerate.
Take lots of photos but also just enjoy it. Yes, get the Instagram shots. But also put your phone down and actually experience the party. Your dog won't remember it, but you will.

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