The lifespan of the Pomeranian is the longest among dogs, generally about 15 years. If the breeding conditions are good, it may live to 20 years old.

However, when raising a Pomeranian, the owner must pay attention to its heart health, do not feed it too obese, and do not do strenuous exercise, as these will affect the Pomeranian's lifespan. Because heart problems are the most serious problem for Pomeranians, they can easily die from heart disease.

In addition, food with high salt content can easily affect the life span of Pomeranian, so be sure not to feed salty food.

How to extend the life of Pomeranian

1. Raising puppies

Puppies are very fragile, so the owners need to be very careful during this period. For raising dogs, for example, dogs that have not yet been weaned cannot be fed dog food, cannot have contact with the outside world, and cannot be bathed, etc. You need to wait until the little Pomeranian is weaned and start feeding it some dog food suitable for puppies, and then take it to get vaccinated. After the vaccination is completed, you can give it a bath and let it go out.

2. Feeding of adult Pomeranians

When Pomeranians grow up, they will be more lively and playful, and it is normal for them to run around every day. At this stage, the owner can train the dog to avoid some dangerous behaviors. During the training, the owner can reward the dog with some nutritious snacks such as "Greedy Chicken Jerky", selected chicken, and supplement protein, so that the dog can thrive. At the same time, you can also take it out for walks frequently to ensure body function and promote metabolism. At this stage, you need to change to dog food to supplement the nutrition your dog needs. You also need to take it for deworming regularly to keep your body in the healthiest state.