Pomeranian’s coat is double-layered, which is relatively easy to care for among dog breeds, and it is small in size, but it still requires time and energy. In addition to maintaining the texture of the outer protective coat, the overall appearance is also very important, like a ball of hair, so the coat needs to have a certain fluffiness.

A pruning

Trimming in order to make the outline clear and neat is allowed. You can use thinning shears to round the hair on the ear tips to coordinate with the round head. Then, trim the hair on the feet into a rounded cat claw shape. Trim the hair below the base of the tail to make it clearer and shorten the topline. The feathers on the chest, belly and thighs also need to be trimmed so that the overall silhouette looks like a ball. Pay attention to the overall outline when pruning. Any product that can flatten and soften the coat should not be used on a Pomeranian, otherwise it will lose its fluffy appearance, and its outer coat is rough and hard. Appropriate products can maintain or even enhance this texture.

Bbathing and cleaning

Dilute the Wheat Shaping Essence Shampoo to a concentration of 1:3 before taking a bath. Pomeranians are lively and do not want to stay in the bath, so wash them as soon as possible. In the final rinse water, dissolve half a teaspoon of Deep Sea Hair Repair Oil in 4-6 cups of water and soak thoroughly. This hair care oil with purely natural ingredients will not soften the hair and gives it deep nourishment. You can also use this mixture to spray the hair behind the ears and around the male dog's genitals with a spray bottle. If long hair is prone to knotting, you can use a golf ball-sized ball of highly moisturizing hair mousse dissolved in 1 cup of water, spray it on the hair and comb it, which can effectively solve the problem of knotting and felting of hair without making the hair collapse.

　C Blow drying and hair care

The best temperature for blowing is cool air or warm air. Do not use hot air. Blow the dead hair completely off the body and fluff up the coat to give it a fluffy feel. At the same time, blowing open the hair makes it easy to check for skin problems and skin parasites such as lice. Although it will not cause too serious skin problems, it will be very itchy. Long-haired dog breeds in particular need regular blowouts to catch these parasites, as well as other skin troubles. The way to make the hair volume look richer is to use hair growth cream, especially for bald coats during the shedding period. Dissolve 1 tablespoon of hair growth cream in 1 cup of water and place it in a graduated spray bottle. After shaking well, spray evenly on the areas to be used. You can also use hair augmentation cream to straighten any flat hair on the day of the competition. Just spray a small amount and brush dry or use a hair dryer to style. Here are a few Shang He's Pomeranian beauty products. One is a competition-level beauty product, a quick-acting hydrating and hair-protecting spray. It has a stronger erecting effect than hair-increasing cream and can be diluted at 1:1 or used directly. However, in addition to making hair erect, hair increasing cream can also increase the thickness of individual hairs. You can use the two together according to your needs. For example, first use hair increasing cream to make the hair thicker, and then use quick-acting hydrating hair care spray. Enhances hair erectness. Another style that has a more styling effect is the Cool Dog Styling Mousse. After bathing, when the hair is 80% dry, apply the golf ballDissolve a large or small dollop of mousse in 1 cup of water, spray it fully on the hair, and then blow it until it is completely dry. It can make the hair more erect and add texture. However, since double-coated dog breeds are often in different hair states, the dosage should be selected according to the specific situation. It is important to remind again that Pomeranian dogs have a round and fluffy appearance, so avoid using any products that can make the hair soft and flattened. The brush can comb through long and thick hair thoroughly. Don't just brush the surface hair, but comb through the undercoat thoroughly. Pay attention to the direction and technique when combing to make the hair more fluffy.

　D tear stain cleaning

Pomeranians rarely have tear stains, but some light-colored Pomeranians occasionally do. You can use a small toothbrush or cotton swab to apply whitening toothpaste to these areas, being careful not to knock the eyes. Wipe off after 10-15 minutes, and then use seaweed and green tea essence deep cleansing shampoo to wash the hair around the eyes. Be careful not to let the liquid enter the eyes.

Finally, you can sprinkle a little brightening whitening powder on the bristle brush and gently brush the coat to give the hair a little shine. Be careful not to use too much or your dog will look like a glowing Santa Claus. You can also use a little deodorizing fragrance to make your dog smell nice and nice. The Pomeranian is an outgoing, very intelligent and lively dog, making it an excellent companion dog and also a very competitive racing dog, as if it was born for competition.