How long does the Pomeranian estrus last? Pomeranian female dogs go into estrus for the first time about 6-10 months after birth; adult Pomeranian dogs will go into estrus twice a year, usually from March to May in the spring and from September to November in the autumn. Once a month; estrus lasts about 6-14 days. The main symptoms of estrus are that the dog becomes excited and restless, red mucus flows out of the vulva, and likes to be close to male dogs.

The first time a Pomeranian female dog goes into estrus is about 6-10 months after birth. The growth status, body structure and nutritional intake of each dog are different, which will have a certain impact on the time of the first estrus. Some dogs go into heat earlier, and some dogs don’t go into heat until they are 10 months old. This is normal. Most owners can just supplement their nutrition for Pomeranians who are growing slowly.

When Pomeranians reach adulthood, they will go into estrus twice a year, usually once in spring from March to May, and again from September to November in autumn. The main symptoms of estrus are that the dog will become excited and restless, bark constantly, urinate frequently, have red mucus flowing out of the vulva, like to be close to male dogs, etc. Estrus lasts approximately 6-14 days.

When the Pomeranian is in heat, the owner should pay attention to supplementing the dog's nutrition. You can make complementary food for the dog, or you can buy high-quality nutritional paste and add it to the dog's food. During estrus, if you do not plan to breed your dog, it is best to put on menstrual pants for it, especially when going out. In addition to menstrual pants, it is best to put a leash on the dog.