How to raise a Pomeranian? It is best to feed a Pomeranian a nutritionally balanced, low-salinity dog ​​food, and trim the hair regularly. Pomeranian dogs have various shapes, and owners can choose a suitable shape for trimming. Moreover, Pomeranian dogs must be trimmed when they are young. It is toilet training. You must be patient during training and reward the dog appropriately.

1. Diet

Pomeranian dogs are more likely to suffer from severe hair loss. Some owners will feed their dogs a large amount of sausages, liver and other foods, or feed their dogs leftover meals to eat too much meat. This can easily lead to dogs being picky eaters, partial eclipses, malnutrition and nutritional imbalance, which can lead to hair loss. In addition, dogs that consume too much salt and oil for a long time can easily cause endocrine disorders, which can lead to hair loss.

Therefore, dog owners must pay attention to their dogs’ diet. Don’t feed dogs with a lot of salt, a lot of oil, a lot of additives (ham, canned food, etc.), human food, too much meat, etc. Try to feed some natural dog food with low salt and low oil content on weekdays, and finally choose some Containing deep-sea fish oil ingredients, it has certain benefits for hair.
2. Beauty

Usually, the whole body hair is cut into a round shape with scissors. In order to maintain good shape and neatness during trimming, the hair should be combed up with a comb and then trimmed. The tips of the ears should be cut into a round shape. The base of the tail is trimmed wide with electric shears so that the tail curls from the back to the ears. The claws should be cut short, and the long hair on the toes should be cut short to look like cat feet. In short, there are many ways to groom dogs. Each person can according to specific conditions, combined with the characteristics of the dog's body, and in accordance with the requirements of complementing each other's strengths, covering up defects, and highlighting advantages.

Three. Training

When Pomeranians are young, they have irregular bowel and bladder patterns and frequent excretion. It is difficult to train them. As an owner, you must be patient. Before training it to urinate and defecate in a designated place, you must make sure that it understands its own name, understands the tone of praise and criticism, and allows it to understand the password to let it go to the toilet.

Every time you come out of the cage, you must first take it to the toilet and complete its defecation before going to play. After a few times it will gradually become a habit. If you do something right, praise it in time or reward it with some delicious snacks, so that the dog will be more willing to cooperate. If it's not convenient in the location you specified, tell it in a stern tone that it's wrong. Then wash the floor thoroughly and spray it with deodorant. Repeated many times, the puppy will gradually form a concept of where it can be excreted and where it cannot be excreted.

IV. Exercise

Pomeranians are small dogs, so they require less exercise. In daily life, it is enough to have a small area for it to run and jump, or you can take it for a walk for half an hour every day, which can satisfy its amount of exercise. Pomeranians have slender limb bones, so accidental injuries such as fractures caused by jumping from high places should be avoided. Dogs also need to be supplemented with calcium. You can feed them some calcium tablets or dog food with high calcium content.