I'm back with another story than a review. Recently, I bought a new puppy. I wanted to pair it with my male puppy, so I bought a female one. But shockingly, it's a super mini pomeranian version. Gosh, she's fragile and very tiny. This new puppy size is just in two adult's palms, and still use lightbulb to make her warm at night.

I have my new family. A male Mini Pomeranian in three colors. I named him Mogu (You know that it's a Japanese sound of eating?). All of my pets now have food meaning on it. Mochi, my mixed Dutch bunny and Pokki (from Topokki, a Korean food), the black and white bunny. Now my puppy also named with eating sound!

For history, actually, many professionals didn't approve mini version of dog, moreover a teacup size. I know that instead of Mini Pomeranian, there also exist a Super Mini Pomeranian. I don't intend to buy mini size, but considering I'm working and just my parents in home at daytime, I think the one I should have is a size that won't get too big so my old parents can hold it easily. I have bought a Chihuahua 8 months ago, but she died just a week after buying because of parvo virus.