Look at the head when choosing a Pomeranian

Generally, purebred Pomeranians generally maintain a right angle from their nose to the top of their head, while hybrid dogs cannot reach 90 degrees. The mouth of an authentic Pomeranian is relatively thin, short, and pointed, and looks like a small triangle. Their ears are very small and not very widely spaced. When they are small, their ears are almost hidden in the hair and are difficult to see.

Look at the amount of hair when choosing a Pomeranian

The hair of a purebred Pomeranian is very lush and has two layers. The lower layer is particularly soft and comfortable to touch, while the upper layer is a bit rough. . They have relatively long hair on their chests, which are decorative feathers. On the contrary, cross-bred Pomeranians have sparser hair and shorter decorative hair. When raising Pomeranians, owners can feed them some dog food containing deep-sea fish oil, which has a hair-beautifying effect.

Look at the frame when choosing a Pomeranian

The front feet of purebred Pomeranians are slightly higher than their hind feet. It is very important to hold them and observe that their legs are straight and relatively short. . Unlike purebred Pomeranians, their front feet and hind feet are the same length, their backs are longer, and overall they are relatively slender. If you buy a hybrid Pomeranian, you must pay attention to supplementing them with more nutrients and calcium in the future breeding process. This will help enhance bone development and make the Pomeranian look better when they grow up.

Check the oral cavity when choosing a Pomeranian

A healthy Pomeranian puppy has a very clean oral cavity without any odor. When the dog's mouth is opened, the mucosa is pink and the tongue is bright red without any tongue coating. When the dog's mouth is closed, no saliva will flow out. If a Pomeranian puppy’s teeth are yellow, it means there is something wrong with the dog’s oral cavity.

Choose a Pomeranian based on his spirit

A healthy Pomeranian is lively, responsive, emotionally stable, willing to play with others, and is alert and alert. Pomeranians who are sick or in a bad mental state are timid and fearful of people, have low energy, react slowly to external stimuli, or are overly sensitive to the things around them, appear frightened and uneasy, or are full of hostility towards people. Pomeranians in poor mental condition tend to bark and scratch people easily, so it is best not to buy one.