Pomeranians are very clingy. They tend to feel insecure and are less independent dogs. They are possessive of their owners, so they like to be held by their owners. If the owner cuddles other dogs instead of itself, the Pomeranian's jealousy can start to cause trouble and it can become vicious toward those dogs. Therefore, owners who have Pomeranian dogs are not suitable for raising other pets.

Precautions for raising Pomeranian dogs:

1. Do not feed foods that are too salty or high in calories, which will make the dog dehydrated and fat, or foods that contain high sugar content. It will reduce the dog's appetite, cause malnutrition, and harm the dog's digestive system.

2. Bathe it at least once a month. If it is a long-haired Pomeranian, bathe it more frequently, because long hair is prone to more stains.

3. Pomeranians are naturally afraid of cold and are prone to pneumonia after catching a cold. Prolonged exposure to cold wind can also lead to rheumatoid arthritis. Keep warm when going out in winter and wear dog clothes to keep out the cold.