Precautions for raising a Pomeranian:

1. Hair care

Pomeranian’s hair is double-layered, and daily care is also very important. Owners need to groom their dogs every day, preferably once in the morning and in the evening. Dog hair gets dirty easily, so owners should pay attention to choosing some pebbles to pave the way when taking their dogs out to play. In addition to daily care, diet will also affect your dog's hair. You can choose some natural food containing deep-sea fish oil for your dog. Fish oil has the effect of beautifying and brightening the hair.

2. Sufficient water source

Be careful to provide Pomeranian with sufficient water, preferably cool and boiled, which is also healthier for dogs. Especially after the dog has exercised or in the summer, the water demand will be greater, and attention should be paid to changing the water frequently to ensure it is clean.

3. Proper exercise

Pomeranian dogs do not need a lot of exercise, but a small amount of exercise is still essential. Moderate exercise can promote the healthy development of Pomeranian dogs, promote metabolism and strengthen the body.

4. Daily training

Pomeranian dogs have a high IQ, and it is relatively easy for parents to train them. But it still needs to be noted that the commands for training the dog should be clear, crisp, and simple. No matter how intelligent the dog is, if it cannot understand the command of the owner, it will be in vain! If the dog can do the actions requested by the owner, you can immediately give some delicious chicken snacks, so that the dog will remember and do better next time!

5. Daily feeding

The life of a Pomeranian must be regular. Feeding should be regular and quantitative, and nutrition should be balanced. Puppies should not overeat. Generally, 7 to 8 minutes is enough. It is strictly forbidden to feed spoiled food. It is best to wash the food bowl after each feeding to prevent diarrhea or food poisoning. Pomeranians are more prone to tear stains, so dogs should not eat too salty food. It is best to eat light natural food with deep-sea fish oil, and occasionally mix it with some vegetables and fruits.

6. Genetic problems - fractures

From a genetic point of view, Pomeranian dogs have some small defects. First of all, starting from the joints, the dog’s bones are very fragile. Especially the bones of the forelimbs are very prone to fractures. The hind limbs are relatively better, but the protection of the joints is still very important.

7. Genetic problems - eyes

Pomeranian’s eyes are also very prone to problems, because the blood circulation is not very dominant. Generally, when dogs reach a certain age, they will Cataracts or retinal deterioration will occur. The incidence rate is very high. The owner must be extra careful. Protect the dog’s eyes from the beginning. Try to keep the food light and take the dog regularly. Go to the pet hospital for an eye exam.

8. Genetic problems - endocrine

Pomeranian’s endocrine is also a big problem.The function of the dog is relatively weak, and endocrine imbalance will occur, resulting in some inflammation of the skin. Therefore, the dog's appearance must be kept clean. The small nest placed for the Pomeranian must be changed and washed frequently to avoid odor. At the same time, attention must also be paid to feeding and nutritional balance to ensure Pomeranian's physical needs.