So cute!

You're Papis are so adorable! Are they all pure-bred?

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Thank you , and yes they are. This one in particular is a daughter of my other two.
The parents aren't necessarily well-bred (as in nowhere near show quality), although the puppies ended up getting the favorable traits from each parent, like coat length, texture, etc.

Also your pup Stevie looks adorable, and I can't even tell he's part pom .

I know! I always wanted a Pom, and when I saw this couple selling Pom-Papi mixes, I had to get one! His brother had floppy ears and black markings, and my boyfriend liked him better, but I fell in love with Stevie the moment I touched him. At first, I was hoping the Pomeranian would be more prominent, but I really don't care anymore. He's perfect the way he is!

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Well as he grows older, he may start to look more like a Pomeranian, since dogs do change a lot as they grow . I must say though, regarding Papillons, my favorite thing about them has to be their temperament.

Oh my goodness, I know! And he's SO smart! Takes him maybe 2 days to learn something new, such as commands or habits and the like. He's a little too smart for his own good, sometimes!

Also, I've heard of countless complains about Papillons being loud, yappy dogs, but he barely makes a sound, ever! I hope that's a trait he'll never grow out of.

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Ah, that's sort of like Popi (the dog in this pic) she's way too smart for her own good, however her mother is a complete airhead so I have to say you got lucky with Stevie , since not all Paps are smart.
Well Papillons aren't necessarily yappy, at least from the 4 I've owned, and the puppies I've gone back to see as adults.

The only real "yapping" I've noticed comes from sounds they hear, such as a doorbell or someone parking outside your home, so I would say it's more of an alert, if you have a loud neighborhood that would make a pap seem "loud" since it would probably bark at every sound it hears.

But provided you socialize your puppy well, he should get along very well with people and most dogs, even big ones, actually being rather quiet on outings.