Pomeranian's appearance is very popular among dog owners. Its cute appearance, beautiful hair, and cute appearance can instantly make its owner cute. The beautiful appearance of the dog is of course important, but how should we groom the Pomeranian? What are the grooming techniques? Let’s learn more with the editor today!

Pomeranian grooming methods:

1. Whether it is a pet-grade purebred Pomeranian or a Pomeranian, the chest hair and tail hair are very large, and they all have the characteristics of arc-shaped chest hair and upturned tail hair. The general principle of trimming is to trim the baby dog Shape into a sphere. It should be noted that before trimming, the hair needs to be fully combed. First, comb it forward, and then comb it in the opposite direction. When combing, pay attention to the natural shape of your dog's hair before starting to trim it.

2. Trim the hair around the ears appropriately to make the small erect ears more obvious. Trim the tips of the ears to make them look more beautiful. When trimming the ears, pay attention to whether there is serious earwax or a peculiar smell inside the ears. If so, you need to use a cotton swab dipped in special care solution to clean the inside of the ears.

3. The chest hair can be trimmed according to personal preferences. There are no special standards or principles. However, in addition to trimming the tail for beauty, it also has a functional role of cleaning. Because the Pomeranian has a high tail and a lot of hair on its buttocks, it is easy to get feces on it when defecating. Therefore, while trimming the tail into an arc, some tail hair around the anus should also be deliberately trimmed to reduce the possibility of dirtying the tail during defecation.

4. Pomeranian dogs have short limbs, and the hair on their feet will grow long if not trimmed for a long time. They are easily stained with dust when going out and are difficult to clean, so they need to be trimmed from time to time.

5. Theoretically speaking, Pomeranians do not need to be sheared in summer. I have also seen some parents cut Pomeranian hair in the summer, but the appearance after the haircut is really not flattering. I advise you not to cut it short. If you look at the fur on its body and feel that it is really uncomfortable with the heat, you can cut the fur on its belly so that it will be cooler when it is lying on the ground without affecting its appearance.