How to comb Pomeranian's hair? When combing Pomeranian's hair, stick to the order from front to back, from top to bottom, starting from the neck, and finally the limbs and tail. The hair should be combed quickly in the direction of the hair, layer by layer. Turn the long hair up and comb the undercoat. Pay attention to combing Pomeranian's hair every day, once in the morning and once in the evening, for at least 5 minutes each time.

Combing frequency

We can see from the appearance of the Pomeranian that the Pomeranian’s hair is very long and very thick. Combing the Pomeranian must be done every day, otherwise the Pomeranian will be very uncomfortable. When combing Pomeranian's hair, we must comb it once in the morning and evening, and each time combing should take at least 5 minutes.

Types of combs

When combing Pomeranian's hair, you are also very demanding in the choice of comb. An inappropriate comb will make Pomeranian very uncomfortable. Generally we will choose a hair brush, an elastic wire brush and a long and sparse metal comb. The brush can only fluff the ends of long hair, but cannot comb the fine hairs. When grooming long-haired dogs, a hair brush, a flexible wire brush, and a long, sparse metal comb should be used together.

Pay attention to the order when combing hair

When combing Pomeranian hair, we must stick to the order from front to back and top to bottom. First start from the neck, then from the neck to the shoulders, then comb the back, chest, waist, abdomen, hindquarters, then the head, and finally the limbs and tail. During the combing process, you should comb one side before combing the other side. .

Combing techniques

When combing the Pomeranian's hair, we must also pay attention to the combing techniques. Incorrect techniques will not only make the Pomeranian uncomfortable but may also damage the Pomeranian's skin. The hair should be combed and pulled quickly in the direction of the hair. When combing long-haired dogs, many people only comb the long hair on the surface and ignore the fine hair below. The undercoat of a dog is soft and dense. If it is not combed for a long time, it will form tangles and even cause eczema, psoriasis or other skin diseases. Therefore, when combing long-haired dogs, you should comb them layer by layer, turn up the long hair, and then comb the undercoat.