Pomeranian Spitz - features of care and maintenance

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Combing - this is the main milestone in the care of the hair of the Pomeranian Spitz. How often a dog should be combed, each owner decides for himself. After all, it depends on the age and lifestyle of the dog, as well as on whether she was cropped or not, on average, it is one to two times a week.

You should not get involved in combing, because this way you can comb the entire undercoat of a dog. You can increase the amount only during the molting.

Spitz need to be combed against wool, paying attention to places with soft fur: behind the ears, in the groin, on the paws. To properly care for the spitz wool will need:

Combs with frequent and rare teeth.
Brushes with metal teeth and natural bristles.
Special scissors for grooming dogs (have blunt ends, to prevent injuries), to minimally cut off the excess hair on their own.

It is best to teach combing a puppy already from one month of age.

As with combing, you should also not overdo it with a spitz bath, once a month or two is enough for this breed. It is necessary to bathe dogs only with the help of specialized means.

What you should pay attention to when choosing cosmetics cosmetics:

It is best to choose the entire line of products from one manufacturer.
Hypoallergenic means the best choice.
There are specialized bleaches for dogs with a white color.
For large opponents of bathing, there are dry shampoos - aerosols.

After bathing the dog must necessarily be dried with a hair dryer, because due to the abundant undercoat, the animal can dry for a long time naturally, to the extent that the fungus will work.

The surface where the animal will dry should not be slippery.

It is very convenient to have both hands free during the drying process for combing, so you can adapt something from the improvised means to the dryer stand.

Some points to know

It is not necessary to bathe the dog in time molting, it is even more provokes a loss of hair.
It is better to comb the dog before bathing, this will facilitate the same process after.
It is better to plug the ears of the dog with cotton swabs.
Shampoo should be diluted with water, it will help to apply the tool evenly.
After swimming it is recommended to do without a walk that day, in order to avoid, above all, a cold.

Claws haircut

Like all pets, the spitz need to trim the nails, otherwise they will interfere with the dog when walking or even grow into soft tissues.

It is necessary to cut the claws of the spitz once or twice a month, it all depends on how often and for a long time the dog is on the street, because when walking the claws are worn off naturally.

This can be done independently at home, it is not necessary to contact the specialists.

What is needed

Special kogterezka, is on sale in any pet-shop.
Disinfectant, for reinsurance from wounds.

The main difficulty in grooming dogs' claws is not to touch the pulp, the living part of the nail. Therefore, it is better to cut the claws in good light - the pulp border is most noticeable. Cut the claw is not necessary at the root, and retreating from the pulp 2 millimeters. At the end of the procedure, it is better to treat the claws with an ordinary nail file to get rid of small irregularities that may interfere with the dog.

Prevention of parasites

All animals, even domestic ones, are subject to attacks by parasites. Parasites in dogs can be divided into:

Externals are fleas and ticks.
Internal - all types of worms.

For all types of parasites, there is one general rule. - it is better not to wait for the animal to become infected, but to act proactively and carry out the necessary prevention.

Fleas and how to deal with them

The simplest precaution: periodically comb the dog over the white litter.

Black spots, in case of infection, are blood not digested by these parasites.

If you throw these lumps into the water, they will dissolve, and the water will stain.

A dog infected with fleas constantly scratches, the type of wool deteriorates, it falls out, the animal’s immunity falls, and infectious diseases can begin. In addition, fleas, in their saliva, carry other, already internal, parasites.

In pet stores there is a huge selection of funds for fleas, these are special collars, and aerosols, drops, there is even medicine in the form of injections.

Mite is even more dangerous parasite than flea, because they are carriers of piroplasmosis and Lyme disease.

In the case of the spitz, moreover, because of their thick hair, it is rather difficult to quickly detect the tick.

Therefore, in a season it is necessary to inspect the dog as often as possible after walking, and also to use special drops on withers.

More than eighty species of worms can parasitize a dog’s body, and about a third of them are dangerous for humans.. The danger of worms, mainly lies in the fact that these parasites weaken the body of its carrier, in consequence of which, the dog or person becomes particularly susceptible to viruses and pathogenic bacteria. Dogs, most often, are carriers of such types of worms:

Nematodes - roundworms.
Trematodes are flatworms.
Cestodes - tapeworms.
Whipworms.
Heart worms.

The main method of dealing with helminths in dogs is prevention. De-worming in dogs should be done, on average, three times a year.

To carry out de-worming at the same time is not only among all the animals living in the apartment, but also among people.

How to keep track of your ears?

The ears of the Pomeranian Spitz, usually, do not cause much trouble. After bathing, remove extra hairs in the auricle..

It is better to pull them out with your hands, it sounds unpleasant, but, in fact, such a procedure does not cause the dog inconvenience.

Once a week, the ears should be cleaned with a cotton swab (but not deep).

If the dog is scratching his ears, the inner ear has changed color, there is a discharge and smell - this is a reason to contact a veterinarian, because most likely the dog has received a bacterial infection.

Dental hygiene

All dwarf dog breeds have one common problem - teeth. If you do not follow the hygiene of the mouth, then even a very young spitz can be left without teeth. Pomeranian spitz are prone to the formation of tartar, which is a breeding ground for bacteria, which, in turn, cause inflammation of the gums, as a result, the dog can lose teeth.

In small Spitz, there is a change of teeth from dairy to native at the age of six months, and lasts two to three months.

At this time, the dog may feel unwell, body temperature rises, problems with the gastrointestinal tract may occur. In rare cases, the teeth do not start to fall out, then you should definitely contact a veterinarian.

It is necessary to brush the teeth at least three times a week. For this you will need:

Toothpaste for dogs (human cannot be used). Toothpaste for dogs does not contain harmful substances, has the taste of meat, it does not need to be washed off and can be swallowed. It is better to choose a paste without sweeteners, sugar causes the formation of plaque on the teeth.
Toothbrush or other toothbrush. Now there are special sponges and fingertips. For these purposes, you can also use conventional bandage.

In no case, you can not rely on fashionable now pills, sprays and bones, it can not replace brushing your teeth.

Food at home

Like all other dwarf dogs, the Pomeranian Spitz is the owner of excellent appetite and metabolism, as a result, This breed often suffers from obesity, which should not be allowed in any way.

Even an extra pound for such a small dog is an alarming signal and a reason to reconsider the diet.

The main task for the owner is to provide the dog with all the necessary substances through food:

Protein - helps the growth, metabolism and overall development of the dog.
Carbohydrates - a source of energy, and for such mobile dogs as Pomeranian, this is very important.
Fat - improve wool.
Vitamins and minerals.

If the owner chooses a natural food for his dog, he should make sure that the diet contains:

Meat.
A fish.
Sour milk products.
Eggs
Kashi.
Vegetables: zucchini, cucumber, carrots, cabbage.
Fruits: banana, pear, plum, apples.

Ready-made feeds, although more expensive, but have all the necessary composition of trace elements in their composition, and make life easier for the owners. Ready feed, best of all, choose premium class, In addition, there are special lines for dogs of small breeds: "miniatures", "mini".

Feeding frequency

Experienced dog breeders know that adult dogs usually eat once a day, but this system is not suitable for dwarf breeds. Adult Pomeranian Spitz should be fed two to three times a day in small portions. Puppies up to four months five times a day, from four months to six months - four times, from six months three times, ideally, in the end, to reduce feeding to two.

Training and education

The Pomeranian Spitz is a smart and sociable dog, as a result of which it is easy to be educated and trained. The main thing is to make sure that this process does not bother the owner or the dog.

This breed in no case be indulged, they are great empaths, and should know that the offense is followed by punishment, otherwise, the dog can easily, as they say, sit on the neck.

Character traits

The Pomeranian Spitz is a breed that seizes everything on the fly, dogs are very attached to their owners and they easily understand what is required of them.

But, the Spitz, at the same time, are very tricky, if the dog indulge, it will try to constantly seek his own.

Despite this, dogs in no case be punished physically or screaming out loud, the main thing is to be consistent and engage constantly.

If you do not engage with the dog, then it will start to find entertainment on its own - nibbling or hooligans in a different way. Pomeranian - the dominant breed. This means that these dogs, despite their small size, are good guards. But in order that the dog was not too aggressive, it should be pulled out in time.

Basic commands

Pomeranian spitz can easily be taught to such teams as:

"A place" - will be the very first team for the dog.
“Wait” and “can” - they are taught during the meal.
Teams "Lie", "sit" and "stand" also better to train on an empty stomach.
"To me" - saves your pet from unpleasant incidents during a walk.
Ban commands "Fu" and "no".
"Aport" - learning occurs during the game.
"Beside" - important for active oranges team.

Breed the Pomeranian Spitz, like any other dog, should be outside after vaccination and quarantine in two weeks. A small orange should be walked no more than ten minutes, gradually increasing the time, away from crowds of people and animals. An adult animal should walk twice a day, at least an hour each time.

For walks you will need:

Collar.
Leash
Muzzle to travel.
Carrying for long distance travel.

Usually, the Pomeranian Spitz can easily get used to the collar and leash, because these objects they associate with fun for a walk.

Outdoor clothing

Now any specialty store provides a huge selection of clothes for animals. But, what is the best choice for the Pomeranian Spitz?

Overalls. Autumn - spring version will protect your pet from water and dirt, and winter (warmed) from cold and wind. There are also summer knitted overalls that protect against thorns and all kinds of garbage on walks.
Hats: There are winter and summer. Summer should not be neglected, because oranges are prone to overheating.
Footwear. Prevents injuries and hypothermia.

Toys for the Pomeranian Spitz - a rather subjective topic, because each animal has its own preferences, and to understand what your dog loves is only possible by the brute force method. The main criterion for choosing toys is their quality. You should also monitor the size of the toy, the dog can choke too small object.

As with human children, it is better to alternate toys for dogs so that they seem new and interesting.

It is not necessary to give shoes as a toy to the spitz, otherwise the dog will begin to nibble and that which was not intended for these purposes.

In addition, on walks you should not give a gnaw sticks, because the chips are clogging the stomach of the animal.

Pomeranian spitz is vital to get extra vitamins. There are special complexes that are designed for this breed. The main thing - to comply with the dosage, it is better to choose European and American manufacturers.

When oranges especially need vitamins:

Puppy up to six months.
Change teeth.
Shedding.
After illness
Pregnancy.
Moving with climate change.

When oranges especially need vitamins:

Puppy up to six months.
Change teeth.
Shedding.
After illness
Pregnancy.
Moving with climate change.

Vaccination

Up to two months of age a puppy is protected by antibodies transmitted by the mother at birth, therefore at the age of nine weeks they usually get the first vaccine against distemper, and after two weeks they do a booster vaccination. In half a year, during the change of teeth, they are again vaccinated against distemper, as well as from hepatitis, adenovirosis and enteritis. Revaccination occurs with all of the same vaccines per year, and subsequently vaccinations must be repeated once a year.

Diseases and treatment

Pomeranian, like all artificially bred breeds, are prone to certain diseases.

Teeth problems. It is necessary to constantly inspect the dog’s teeth on their own and show the animal to the veterinarian in case of any abnormalities.
Cough. Occurs due to the special structure of the larynx, as a result of physical exertion. This is not dangerous, the cough goes away when the dog calms down.
Eye problems - excessive tearing from heat, dust, wind. Occurs due to anatomical features, the symptoms are removed with special drops.
Thyroid problems - hypothyroidism. Symptoms of this disease are: hair loss, obesity, dermatitis.
Genetic disease - congenital dwarfism.
Problems with bones and joints. It is treated with medication, and care should be taken that the dog does not jump from high places.

When oranges especially need vitamins:

Puppy up to six months.
Change teeth.
Shedding.
After illness
Pregnancy.
Moving with climate change.

Vaccination

Diseases and treatment

Pomeranian, like all artificially bred breeds, are prone to certain diseases.

Teeth problems. It is necessary to constantly inspect the dog’s teeth on their own and show the animal to the veterinarian in case of any abnormalities.
Cough. Occurs due to the special structure of the larynx, as a result of physical exertion. This is not dangerous, the cough goes away when the dog calms down.
Eye problems - excessive tearing from heat, dust, wind. Occurs due to anatomical features, the symptoms are removed with special drops.
Thyroid problems - hypothyroidism. Symptoms of this disease are: hair loss, obesity, dermatitis.
Genetic disease - congenital dwarfism.
Problems with bones and joints. It is treated with medication, and care should be taken that the dog does not jump from high places.

The content of the article

Some representatives of the Pomeranian Spitz breed have short hair and a small nose, others have a lion hairstyle and a fox attractive face, others look like a plush toy. The difference in appearance is due to the fact that the Pomeranian Spitz can be of 3 types:

Fox type Used for breeding oranges. The muzzle resembles a miniature fox muzzle, long tail and pointy ears.
Bearish type. It has a small nose and ears, a short tail and a rounded muzzle. Spitz dogs look cute, so more popular than other varieties.
Toy type. Characterized by a flat face and deep-set eyes.

Maintenance and care of pomeranian spitz

People love the Pomeranian Spitz for its beautiful fur and fluffiness. Care of the spitz with a rich scalp has features.

The first thing that a dog owner will face is a molt, which will come in 3-4 months. Light and gentle downy hair replaced by coarse hair and a dense undercoat. The process lasts up to six months. Главное правило – регулярное вычесывание сброшенных волос с частотой 2-3 раза в день.

Shedding lasts up to 3 years, but every year the loss of infant hair will decrease and the frequency of combing should be reduced. Adult orange enough 1-2 times a week. If the procedure is performed more frequently, the undercoat will thin out and become short.

Rare combing will not lead to good: the hairs of the wool stick together, will become entangled in lumps, they will accumulate dust, dirt, secretions of the sebaceous glands, bacteria will start to flourish and “living creatures” will start. Remove small tangles with the help of special sprays and brushes, but if the wool becomes dirty and tangled so that the brushes do not help, then the only way out is to cut the pet's head off. After shaving the new cover will not grow.

For a spitz in joy to stand under a warm shower. You can not overdo it: bathe the spitz no more than 1 time in 1-1,5 months.

Do not feed and comb your dog before bathing. Wash with special shampoos, not giving a means to get into the eyes.

The crucial step is drying. Pomeranian spitz after swimming, as well as after falling under the rain, dry under a hairdryer. The hairs on the coat of the dog are located close to each other, and therefore, with natural drying, moisture remains between them. Wet environment - a field for fungi and bacteria, and in cold time - a conductor of a cold.

Dry the orange with a comb, working through each shred of wool at room temperature, as hot air is harmful to the hairs.

The breed Pomeranian dog has given representatives of natural beauty, so haircut is not needed for dogs - it is enough to remove unnecessary hairs on the legs and ears.

Sometimes the owners want their pet to look like a bear cub and for this they do grooming - a special spitz haircut, in which the hair and the undercoat are brought to the same length.

Permitted Products

In the diet should be lean meat varieties, for example, beef or lamb in the fresh form without bones.

The bones are allowed only soft and young animals.

Sea fish - a source of protein and trace elements, should be in the diet in raw form. But the river need to boil or cook for a couple.

Fermented milk products, buckwheat, rice and oat groats are useful for Pomeranian Spitz.

Barley, semolina and millet are poorly absorbed in the dog's stomach. Eggs can be given no more than 1-2 times a week boiled or in the form of an omelet. Fruits, vegetables, brown bread and crackers should be regularly lying on the pet's plate. The listed list is exhaustive and does not need to be supplemented. Spitz food does not have to be diverse, the main thing is its benefits and ability to digest well.

Prohibited Products

All kinds of "harm" - sausages, sweets, sweets, pickles and smoked are not allowed, even in small quantities.

Milk and potatoes are banned due to the fact that they are not absorbed in dogs. Legumes and raw beets are prohibited, as they cause flatulence.

The owners do not always have enough time to follow the recommendations for feeding the pet, so the task is simplified by the finished feed.

Choice of feed

Taking the next pack of advertised feed, read the composition and compare with the requirements of the ration for a spitz.

In the first place should be meat. An important indicator of quality food - digestibility. The better it is digested in the body, the smaller the amount of feed included in a single portion.

If the composition includes offal, cellulose, nutshell, corn grits, then such food is “empty” and does not saturate, but fills the stomach. It does not contain the necessary substances and minerals.

On packages of feed, it is indicated how much to feed the spitz and with what frequency, so the owner does not need to independently count a portion.

When feeding with natural homemade foods, the volume of food is selected gradually on the basis of observations of the behavior and condition of the dog. The frequency of eating with any type of feeding in an adult Spitz is 1-2 times a day.

Content Features

As a result of the transformation of a high long-nosed spitz dog into a toy dog, features appeared in the form of susceptibility to diseases and vulnerability to certain factors.

Oranges of the bear type in the process of multiple breeding acquired a short muzzle, which affected the state of health. Representatives of the species have difficulty breathing and therefore are prone to heart disease and trachea. All representatives of the Pomeranian Spitz have chronic hereditary diseases of the thyroid gland, adrenal glands, epilepsy or syringomyelia.

Like all domestic animals, spitz-dogs are attractive for reproduction and habitat of parasites, ticks and fleas. No one has abolished the standard de-worming procedure, like flea collars and tick sprays.

Spitz dogs are endowed with good immunity, but they can catch a viral disease or infection. In order to strengthen the body's defenses and increase resistance to seasonal diseases, owners are recommended to vaccinate the spitz. Vaccination is carried out in several stages, starting from 8-9 weeks of life.

At 12 weeks, the distemper vaccine is administered.
Vaccinations against hepatitis, enteritis and adenovriosis are done in six months, when the puppy is 6-7 months old.
Later revaccination is carried out 1 time per year.

Since the vaccine is bacteria, albeit inactive. The dog’s body will be stressed and weakened for a while, so do not expose the dog to hypothermia and physical stress after being vaccinated for 10-15 days

To vaccinate or not - the choice of the owner, but dogs of the breed “Spitz” need vaccinations to participate in competitions or travel outside the country.

The Pomeranian is a rare and expensive dog that is intelligent, cheerful and quick-witted. If the Pomeranian Spitz is chosen for cohabitation, the features of the breed must be taken as a given: these dogs do not tolerate loneliness, they have a capricious and domineering character.

So that a disobedient dog does not grow from a cute fluffy puppy, be educated from the early weeks of life.

Rules for the owner - keep firmness and tranquility, under no circumstances do not go on about the pet and do not concessions. From childhood it is necessary to form in the dog an idea of what can be done and what should not be taught to useless things that may seem harmless.

Pomeranian Spitz character

Dogs of this breed are funny, emotional, friendly attitude to the owners and guests. They actively express their feelings by barking, jumping. The most attention is paid to children: they lick, they ask to play.

This behavior does not depend on age, emotionality is preserved until old age. A breed that easily gets along with other animals, their relationships do not become a problem. They are good psychologists: each family member expresses his feelings in different ways.

How to choose a four-legged friend

A puppy must be taken in the interval between 1.5 and 2 months when it begins to feed on its own.

At this age, physiological features are already visible. Manifested color and noticeable character. Need to pay attention to:

Condition of wool and skin, the inner part of the ears
Teeth, pink gums, tongue without bloom
Healthy, straight legs
Shining eyes
Lack of hernia in the abdomen and groin
General condition: playfulness, mobility

There must be a puppy passport with an indication of veterinary vaccinations. It is important to learn from the breeder how to care for the Pomeranian spitz from the first days of life in a new family.

Features and main characteristics

Often, the Pomeranian Spitz is compared to a small shaggy chanterelle: a sharp muzzle, protruding ears, a round neat head, a harmonious body confirming this.

The color is varied: from pure black, brown, orange, white to two-tone: red with black, blue with shades, black with tan.

These are miniature animals:

Height in the range of 19-30 cm.,
Weight ranges from 1 to 4 kg.,
Term life to 13-15 years,
Height in withers 11-22 cm.

Observation! The dog is ideal for urban conditions and keeping in an apartment or house, because it is easy to learn how to care for it, it does not cause trouble.

Feeding mode

The first days after the acquisition can not change the diet of the animal otherwise the problems with the intestines begin. Feed the same foods as the breeder fed.

Over time, gently introduce new products. By 8 months the diet includes:

Cereals: oatmeal, rice, buckwheat (10% of the daily ration),
Sea fish without bones (boiled or steamed),
Cottage cheese, kefir,
Offal
Meat: beef, chicken, turkey breast (raw, scalded with boiling water, cut into small pieces) without skin and bones.

It is impossible! Potatoes, pastries, flour, millet, semolina, sausage in any form, bean products.

6 times - up to 8 weeks
4 times - up to 4 months of age
3 times to 8 months
Adult dog 1-2 times.

Health maintenance

The main methods of prevention are proper feeding, vitamins and vaccinations.

Vaccinations are vital to these animals. Vaccination, timed to a specific age and time of year, allows you to avoid disease and death due to rabies, plague, hepatitis, etc. The veterinarian determines the frequency and makes vaccinations, given the general condition of the animal.

Vitamins are important for a dog that eats natural products. In this case, you need minerals and vitamins that help maintain the balance of trace elements and improve the overall condition of the animal. This is especially important during pregnancy, lactation, the postoperative period or to recover during the illness.

Warning! In the choice of vitamins should not be guided by the advice of sellers of stores selling goods for animals. It is necessary to turn to the veterinarian, and he will determine which vitamins the animal needs: for wool, fortifying, etc.

Preparing housing before buying a puppy

Before you bring the puppy home, inspect the house. Remove the wires so that it does not bite. Pay attention to the arrangement of furniture: the kid likes to hide in the cracks.

Take care that it does not get stuck during the survey area. Secure the balcony fence so as not to crawl into the hole. Do not leave one on the couch, a fall causes injury.

Make sure that there are no small objects on the floor and within reach, so that the baby does not choke. Remove household chemicals, plastic bags, cover the garbage can. Do not allow drafts. Such care for a puppy guarantees its safety and health.

Personal space. The kid may at first refuse to be prepared by the owners of the place. But if you show perseverance with time the puppy agree to sleep in a soft bed.

There are several favorite places to rest, but the owner determines the main thing, since a woolen ball should not sleep in drafts near heating appliances, even if he likes it.

The dog should not sleep in the bed because it can be accidentally damaged because it is very small. The “bed” of the shaguette is chosen with low and soft sides.

Toys A puppy at any age remains a child and loves to play. Toys delight the dog, help preserve furniture and things.

If the baby has nothing to play with, he begins to be sad, then look for entertainment and begin to gnaw various objects.

Restroom. From an early age, the puppy is taught to use the toilet: a tray with hygienic filling, sheets or regular walks. This can take up to 4 months.

Important Tips

Very important is the Grooming of the Pomeranian Spitz (comprehensive care), which includes taking care of the appearance and health of the animal.

A comprehensive care system that provides balanced nutrition, removal of tartar, washing and cleaning the anus, in addition:

Care of teeth and claws. Teeth is important to brush 2-3 times during the week. Depending on their condition, if they are white, 2 times is enough.

In the event of a yellow bloom, the cleaning should be increased to 3 times. Use a special paste and an individual toothbrush.

With claws will have to tinker. Even with long walks, they do not grind. It is better to contact a professional to make a "manicure" and not to provoke injury or bleeding during the procedure.

Care of the coat. You should not be afraid of a smart fur coat on your pet. Grooming the Pomeranian Spitz is a regular brushing. The periodicity depends on the condition of the hair and the "hair" of the baby.

If you cut it regularly, then once a week is enough. Long hair, especially in winter and in the off-season, when there is a lot of rain, should be tidied up at least 2 times a week and carefully combed.

The best option - against wool. It is necessary to pay attention to specific places with soft skin: in the groin, behind the ears, on the chin.

A dog accustomed from childhood does not resist such a procedure, but perceives it as a kind of affection for the host.

Bathe once in two months with a dog shampoo for long hair. Mats are regularly cut off on the ears, in the groin and between the fingertips.

Need to take care of the ears. For the Pomeranian Spitz, ear care is needed regularly (at least once a week) to prevent serious diseases.

An interesting feature, if from a young age to teach your child to such a procedure, he will relate to ear hygiene calmly. To do this, use standard ear sticks or napkins.

Before this the dog needs to be stroked, then it will not run away. Carefully spread the hairs and remove contamination, it is impossible to wet. As a result, otitis media can be prevented and infectious pathogens can be removed.

Dressura and walks

How to care for the Pomeranian Spitz disassembled. Need to talk about parenting. Little Spitz calmly transfers the move to a new family, but if he is not brought up, he grows naughty, aggressive or intimidated.

The owner must show his love, praise for the correct behavior, discontent from unacceptable pranks. You can raise your voice, but do not shout or beat.

Full walks begin after all vaccinations. Before that, keep on the street in his arms. Begin with 15 minutes, time increases gradually, depending on the behavior. If tired, become sluggish to return home. Walking regularly at one time, the dog will get used to meet its natural needs on the street.

Important! During the heat, the orange needs plenty of water. Thus, there will be no dehydration and overheating of the body. Walking under the scorching sun is best avoided.

In the rain, wear a jumpsuit that prevents wool from contamination. In winter, a furry coat protects against frost and a jumpsuit is not required.

Pomeranian care and maintenance of which is not difficult, it becomes a loyal friend, brings joy and does not create hassle.

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