Many people like to raise small dogs. Pomeranians and Teddy dogs are small dogs that many people like to raise. They are smart and cute and are deeply loved by people. For novices who have never raised a dog, they will be confused about how to choose between Pomeranian and Teddy when they first start to choose a dog. Which one is better, Pomeranian or Teddy? Let’s first understand their respective personalities!

Pomeranian is a hard-working and enthusiastic working dog breed, and is one of the most highly regarded breeds in the world today. The Pomeranian is a compact, short-backed, active toy dog, a type of German Spitz native to Germany. He has a soft, dense undercoat and a coarse coat. The tail is set high at the base, and the thickly feathered tail lies flat on the back. He has an alert character, intelligent expression, brisk manner and curious nature. The Pomeranian's gait is proud, stately and lively. His temperament and actions are healthy. The Pomeranian is an outgoing, very intelligent and lively dog, making it an excellent companion dog as well as a very competitive show dog.

Pomeranian dogs are healthy and cheerful, with personality and full of energy. What attracts the most attention is its loyal and friendly personality. Although it is a small dog breed, it will show its brave and fierce side when encountering unexpected situations.

Pomeranian dogs must be groomed regularly and are not suitable for people with busy lives. The gorgeous coat not only requires regular trimming, but also requires careful combing every day. Because the body hair is abundant and the amount of hair removal is large during the moulting period, regular cleaning and care should be taken, and it is advisable to bathe twice a week. Female dogs are more likely to have dystocia. Pomeranian dogs are lively and active and should be allowed to exercise or take a walk outdoors every day. Suitable for indoor breeding.

Teddy dogs are actually poodles. After all, Teddy is a form of grooming for poodles. The Poodle is a French breed that was once used to hunt waterfowl. In the 19th and 20th centuries, the breed reached the peak of its development and was used for hunting, performance and companionship. Divided into four categories based on size, the most popular are the smaller breeds: Miniature Poodles and Toy Poodles. Among them, the toy poodle is the smallest one. It is active, cheerful, very alert, smart, likes to go out, has a good temper and is adaptable. Poodles do not shed and make excellent pet dogs. If the red toy poodle does not shave its beard and the hair around its mouth, it can grow into the shape of the teddy bear in the cartoon, so the red (brown) toy poodle is also called "teddy bear". Many poodles labeled as Teddy Poodles are actually disqualified poodles. They generally have round eyes and high ears. VIPs usually have almond-shaped eyes, which makes them appear wise. Teddy bear dogs are just a gimmick created by dog ​​dealers, just like the blue-eyed huskies and three-fire dogs.