It is a direct descendant of the Dutch Cropper and was developed by the breeder who favored longer legged pouters with an upright carriage. The physical attributes of this breed such as the huge but proportioned globe, the massive body, the long, powerful limbs, the huge muffs, and the upright station of 60 to 80 degrees combine to give this breed the look of pure power. The length of the Pomeranian from the tip of the beak to the end of the tail should be 20 to 24 inches with a corresponding weight of 22 to 30 ounces. Smooth, long. and rounded. Proportional, long, and strong.
Flesh colored in whites, yellows, creams, and tail marked birds, all others have dark beaks.
Bull in white and predominantly white birds, all other to have orange eyes. The globe should be powerfully blown and in proportion to the bird's size. The globe should show a slight break where it comes into the body. The head and beak should rest comfortably on top of the globe. The globe should not be carried in a lop-sided manner.