Pomeranian is a compact, short-backed, active play dog. Because of its small size and cuteness, it is also a pet dog that many parents like to keep. Cute Pomeranians are not easy to raise. What problems should we pay attention to when raising them? I believe that many parents are very concerned about these issues. Let’s take a look at the problems we should pay attention to when raising Pomeranians.

Because of its small size, Bomei has a limited range of activities. Most of them can only be active in their own living room or balcony. Of course, if the time is long Now, the living room and balcony can't meet the Pomeranian's needs for a place to play. At this time, as the owner, you should often take the dog out for a walk, and take it in summer Go to a shady place and take it to the sun to bathe in the sun in winter, which will often benefit your baby's health by exercising.

Although the Pomeranian baby is petite, it has fluffy and beautiful hair. It loves cleanliness and has no body odor, so it is more necessary for the owner to clean up its own hygiene and comb the long hair. Brushing the dog's hair on time will cause the dog's hair to become knotted, not fluffy and beautiful, and affect the image of Pomeranian.

Pomeranian eats every day, not because it is too full. It must be rich in nutrients in the food for Pomeranian baby, often eat fresh fruits and vegetables, and supplement the body with vitamins In addition, it is necessary to supplement the main nutrients in the dog's body, protein, which is indispensable. Once the protein is lacking, it may endanger the health of the Pomeranian baby.

Regularly check the health of Pomeranian, and often observe the condition of Pomeranian feces, so as to know whether the baby is healthy. Pomeranian babies are cute and well-behaved. As long as the owner masters the correct and scientific feeding methods, it can grow up healthily.