Pomeranian Disadvantages,Pomeranians are highly attractive small dogs that have been very popular in recent years, being one of the hot breeds. But do you really understand Pomeranians? Many only see their advantages and don’t know about their disadvantages. Today let's talk about what the disadvantages of Pomeranians are?

Pomeranian Disadvantages

Disadvantage 1: Likes to Bark Excessively

Like other small breeds, Pomeranians are very lively and active, but whenever something unusual happens, they will bark loudly, just like noisy crying children, which can be annoying. Owners often receive complaints from neighbors because the dog disturbs the peace.

Disadvantage 2: Overly Excitable

Most dogs are lively, which is usually a good thing, but for Pomeranians, it is considered a disadvantage. They are lively and cute but easily get overexcited. When overly excited, they can transform into little destroyers, leaving owners helpless.

Disadvantage 3: Prone to Bone Fractures

Due to genetic issues, Pomeranians may be born with some defects. Starting with the joints, their bones are very fragile, especially in the front limbs, prone to fractures. The hind limbs are somewhat better. Owners should avoid excessive or intense exercise and stick to walks or simple training.

Disadvantage 4: Sheds a Lot

Pomeranians have very thick fur, which means owners’ homes are covered in dog hair. Although shedding is inevitable for all dog owners, it is particularly troublesome in this breed compared to those with less fur. Also, in summer, extra care is needed as thick fur can easily cause overheating.

Disadvantage 5: Very Clingy

Pomeranians depend heavily on their owners; they don’t even want to sleep apart and constantly want to be with you. This can be unsuitable for people with busy lifestyles.

These are the disadvantages of Pomeranians for everyone to consider. The editor wants to say, think carefully before deciding to raise a dog.