Pomeranians are generally easier to raise. Pomeranians are very lively and well-behaved, small in size, sweet in appearance, have high IQs, and are easy to train. They are more suitable for families with elderly people and children.

1. Reasons why Pomeranian dogs are easy to raise

Pomeranian dogs are very lively and cheerful dogs. They are usually well-behaved. Pomeranian dogs are relatively small in size and are relatively simple to raise. Requires dedicated breeding space. Moreover, Pomeranian dogs do not have a high demand for exercise. Generally, they can be walked around appropriately at home, making them more suitable for office workers to raise. The food intake of Pomeranian dogs is also smaller than that of other dogs. The owner only needs to feed Pomeranian dogs regularly and appropriately, so Pomeranian dogs are easier to raise.

2. Daily feeding of Pomeranian

Users should provide Pomeranian with a warm, comfortable, clean and tidy living environment, and regularly disinfect and organize the living environment to effectively To avoid the breeding of parasites and reduce the risk of Pomeranian being infected with parasites. The Pomeranian should also be fed some lean meat, eggs, fish and other foods regularly and quantitatively. These foods contain a large amount of protein, fat, vitamins and minerals, which can provide the nutrients needed by the body and are beneficial to the growth and development of the Pomeranian.

3. Precautions for raising a Pomeranian

Pomeranian dogs are prone to body odor. Owners should brush their teeth, bathe, clean their ears and wipe away tear stains regularly to avoid irritation on the Pomeranian’s skin. A large number of bacteria breed on the epidermis, causing symptoms such as skin itching, redness, swelling, and scaling. When this happens, you should take your Pomeranian to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time. With the help of a doctor, standard and effective treatment can effectively relieve the symptoms.