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POMPOMDOG’S CONTEST RESULT WITH NINA OTTOSSON
POMPOMDOG’S CONTEST RESULT
WITH NINA OTTOSSON
Today we have the great pleasure of announcing the result of the Pompomdog’s second contest with a Nina Ottosson’s educational game MixMax Puzzle.
As you can remember, the requirements to win it were very simple: Living in Spain, being subscribed to PomPomDog blog and answering correctly to the question: “Which two toys made in wood does Nina Ottosson recommend for Pomeranians, given their small size and intelligence?” (more…)
CONTEST WITH NINA OTTOSSON
In the last weeks we have introduced you Nina Ottosson in PomPomDog, the Swedish designer of educational games for dogs, whom we had the opportunity to interview and to ask all those questions about the use of these toys for our little Pomeranians. Posts that you can read again by clicking here and here.
Nina Ottosson has been very kind to us, because in addition to offer to our readers the discount code “Vipdog” with which you will obtain a 10% discount on the purchase of toys at http://www.nina-ottosson.com, she has also offered two MixMax Puzzle toys, one for Colette and one for a draw among our readers.
Do you want to know how to win it? Read carefully the instructions because it is very simple. (more…)
WINTER IS COMING… AND WE MUST KEEP OUR POMERANIAN WARM
Winter is coming and we must take some measures to help our Pomeranian to fight the cold. In today’s post: the use of a coat.
If you also live in a place where the winter is very cold and temperatures drop below 32 F, it is often foggy or it snows, it is essential to keep your Pomeranian warm.
I must confess that we were not very keen on dressing Pomeranians because we believed in some myths: (more…)
DOG QUOTES (2) – PETER GRAY –
This week’s dog quote in PomPomDog comes from the American psychologist Peter Gray, a well-known critic of standard educational systems, who has created a website www.alternativestoschool.com, aimed at helping families to find alternative, more natural, routes to education for their children.
The quote is not really a dog quote because Peter Gray dedicated it to a teddy bear! But we believe that it can perfectly apply to our Pomeranians. What do you think?
“In a world where everyone seems to be larger and louder than yourself, it is very comforting to find a small, quite companion”
V.I.P (Very Important Pomeranians) – HACHI
After introducing you Barry in the first V.I.P. (Very Important Pomeranian) – a post that you can remember by clicking here, it’s our great pleasure to introduce you Hachi this week, whom many of you already know, not only because he has more than 77.000 followers in his Instagram account @loregaby, but also because he is part of one of the most adorable white Pomeranians families, that we know, together with Kimi, Maki and Lucas. (more…)
INTERVIEW WITH NINA OTTOSSON
Two weeks ago we introduced you Nina Ottosson in PomPomDog, the Swedish educational games designer for dogs and we discovered the reason why she began to develop them and why they are so beneficial for our dogs (you can read the post again by clicking here).
And as we had already announced you, this week you can read the interview that Nina Ottosson kindly granted us, and at the end of it, you will discover a surprise for your dogs 😉 (more…)
DOG QUOTES (1) – COLETTE
New mini-section in PomPomDog! You will find from time to time dog quotes from some famous people for you to comment.
And to inaugurate the section, there is nothing better than a Colette’s quote, not from our Colette, but from the famous French novelist. Colette became internationally famous for her novel Gigi, which was filmed by Vincente Minnelli in 1958.
And you, do you think that our perfect companions never have fewer than four feet?
NINA OTTOSSON AND HER EDUCATIONAL GAMES FOR DOGS
Today’s post continues the thematic line of posts dedicated to the intelligence of Pomeranians that you could already see with the “Towel test” (and that you can read again by clicking here)
One of the best things in creating PomPomDog’s blog, besides allowing us to investigate more deeply into issues related to Colette’s welfare, is that it gives us the opportunity to meet, at least “virtually”, great and expert people in the doggy world.
One of these professionals, who kindly provided us her knowledge in an interview from the first time we got in touch with her, as well as some other surprises that we will reveal in PomPomDog, is Nina Ottosson. (more…)
