When does a Pomeranian get its period?

The first menstruation of Pomeranian dogs mainly occurs around 6-8 months after birth, which is also called estrus. At this time, the body's sexual organs are mature. However, it is recommended not to breed a Pomeranian that is in heat for the first time, because although the Pomeranian is sexually mature at this time, its physical condition cannot withstand the pressure caused by pregnancy.
The second menstruation of Pomeranian dogs usually occurs when they are 14 or 15 months old. Moreover, Pomeranian dogs will go into estrus regularly twice a year when they grow up, mainly in spring and autumn, that is, around March-May and September-November.
Precautions for Pomeranian menstruation:
1. It is best not to bathe your Pomeranian during menstruation, especially when it is bleeding, but the owner should clean up the secretions from the Pomeranian regularly, otherwise it is easy to be infected with some physiological diseases.
2. Try to take your Pomeranian out as little as possible during menstruation, because female dogs in heat are very attractive to male dogs, and female dogs are restless and can easily get lost. If you don’t have much time to take care of a Pomeranian during its menstrual period, and you are afraid that the dog will have any abnormalities, you can feed the Pomeranian some forbidden love powder.
3. Pay attention to cleaning the Pomeranian’s vagina and keep the environment at home hygienic. If you wear menstrual pants for your Pomeranian, you must change them frequently, ensuring that you change at least 2-3 pairs a day.
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