The overall first impression of a Pomeranian must be aesthetic, and the proportions of various parts should be roughly coordinated; the face must have a fox-like expression, but at the same time it must have an innocent and lively personality. The male dog should have a "fierce" look, showing a domineering demeanor; the female dog should have a "sweet" look, showing a ladylike temperament.

1. The overall first impression of a Pomeranian must be aesthetic, and the proportions of each part should be roughly coordinated; the face must have a fox-like expression, but at the same time it must have an innocent and lively personality. The male dog should have a "fierce" look, showing a domineering demeanor; the female dog should have a "sweet" look, showing a ladylike temperament.

2. The dog's forehead should be a little protruding when viewed from the side, but the forehead must be high; the distance between the ears should be close, and the distance between the inner eyes should be wide. The ears and eyes should be two parallel vertical lines as the best; The eyes are medium in size, almond-shaped, preferably dark in color, but they should not be obviously bulging, otherwise they will look like a Pekingese.

3. The dog’s skull is neither flat nor “apple-shaped.” It should be fox-shaped, and the forehead should not be too deep, and the skull should not be too large, otherwise it will become a typical small Chow Chow; the skull should not be too small, otherwise it will become a Chihuahua.

4. The dog's outer coat should be stiff and corrugated, and the inner coat should be dense; the hocks should be short, the front ankle joints should be soft, the hindquarters should be deep, the topline should be short, the tail root should be straight and high, and The hair should be rolled up naturally and close to the ears; the head tilt must be good, that is, the higher the better.

5. The dog’s mouth should not be too big, the nose should be small and slightly pointed; the neck should be short, the chest should be broad, and the lower jaw should be thin. If the lower jaw is too developed, it will not be considered top grade. Another important feature that is often overlooked is that this kind of dog must not only have static beauty in its stance and movements, but also have dynamic beauty, that is, the dog's motor nerves must be well developed, and it must walk briskly and quickly like a swan when walking normally. When running fast, it is like a ballet dancer pushing forward with her toes, and there must be no "drumming" appearance.