Pomeranian bones are fragile

Pomeranians are small dogs with fragile bones and are particularly prone to fractures. Therefore, when raising a Pomeranian, you should not let it do too much strenuous exercise, especially jumping up and down in high places and climbing stairs and lights. Pomeranians are prone to fractures, so they need to absorb calcium regularly. You can usually feed them some high-protein foods to strengthen the dog’s bones.

Bomei has a big temper

Although Pomeranian is small in size, she has a big temper. It especially likes to provoke other dogs, even if the other dog is several times bigger than it. If you take your Pomeranian out, be sure to wear a leash to prevent any accidents.

Pomeranians are prone to tear stains

Pomeranians are dogs prone to tear stains. In addition to congenital inheritance, the most important reason for the tear stains in dogs is related to their daily diet. Absorbing too much salt will cause tear stains in dogs, so you must pay attention to salt intake during feeding. Try to choose foods with low salt content to help eliminate tear stains.

Bomei hair care is troublesome

Bomei’s hair is a double layer of hair, divided into undercoat and bristles. Pomeranian hair is more troublesome to care for. It is best to comb the dog's hair every day. In addition to simple care, you should also pay attention to a light diet, which will help your dog’s hair stay shiny.