History
The Pamranians in the Pomeranian province were reared from the ancient Spitz races from the far north. The closest relatives of Pamranine are Norwegian Elkhound, Schipperke, German Spitz and American dog Eskimo, Samuid and other Spitz members. They are all characterized by triangular faces, standing ears and thick fur-like covers. The early Pamranians weighed about 13 kg.

Moods
Behave decently. He is smart and shrewd. Lively, intelligent, eager to learn, very lively and courageous, it is often well-behaved with other dogs and animals. But some of them think they have a bigger body than they are, and they attack larger dogs. They have a great sound and a very good viewer. If you do not want to bark when the doorbell rings and the phone rings, serious training must be done from an early age. Not recommended for children. The mood of the Pamranin depends on several factors, including heredity, upbringing and socialization. Pamrinins are in a good mood, serious and curious and like to interact with people. Pamranin will not be aggressive and low when they grow older. To find out the ethical characteristics of pamranin, you will usually find the closest person to pamranin, the most available mom. Visiting a sister or brother and other relatives can also help to evaluate Pamranin’s behaviors. Like all dogs, the Pamranin needs to socialize sooner. You should expose them to different sounds, symptoms and tests when they are young