Introducing my pet ‘Coco’-pomeranian

rongyii (37)in #life • 6 years ago (edited)

롱이의 반려견 코코를 소개합니다❤️
In 2012, I first saw him in the puppy shop near my house. As soon as he saw me, he liked me and he tried to hold me. So I brought him my home and i named him ‘Coco’. Coco is a Pomeranian and has cream colored fur.
This picture is the image of Coco at the time. Coco was very small at this time and weighed only about 200 grams.

He was very smart and cute puppy since he was little.
And because of Pomeranian characteristics, he barked a lot and looks a little fierce to strangers. But he is lovely puppy to my familly💕

Now Coco grow up healty and weighed nearly 5kg. And I am often worried he is too active. Because he often bites home and eats anything..haha
This picture is a Coco with a lion cut. Among the Pomeranians, Coco is the best match for lion cut i think and always hairstylist says that to me:)

That doll is Eve in Pokémon. I think Eve and Coco look alike aren’t they?kkk
I will post about Coco often ❤️

#newbie #photography #pet #kr-newbie

6 years ago in #life by rongyii (37)

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krguidedog (64) 6 years ago

Woff, woff!

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