When we raise pet dogs, we are very responsible for their daily life, providing them with the best food and living environment. Sometimes their weight and height differ from other dogs, which may be because we have given them either excessive or insufficient nutrition during feeding, causing their shape and weight to differ from other pets. Therefore, when feeding, we should refer to the feeding methods of each dog breed, so our pet dogs can grow healthily. Today, let's learn what the standard height and weight of the Pomeranian dog are?

Some people measure the height and weight of Pomeranians based on their data before adulthood, but normally, we compare according to adult Pomeranians. Adult Pomeranians appear round in appearance, with a height generally around 20 cm, looking quite cute and sweet. Their weight is around five pounds, while those participating in competitions usually weigh about six pounds. The Pomeranian we raise may have some differences in weight and height compared to the standard, but as long as it is within a reasonable range of fluctuation, it is considered normal.

So, when is a Pomeranian truly an adult? Pomeranians typically show signs of heat at about eight months, at which point they are in adolescence. At one year old, their skeleton development is more mature—that's when they are considered adults. Therefore, when measuring the standard weight of a Pomeranian dog, it should be done when the Pomeranian is one year or one and a half years old. During the puppy stage, we should strengthen the dog’s nutritional intake to avoid the Pomeranian being too short or too thin.

Pomeranians are relatively small dogs, attracting a large number of fans with their sweet appearance. They have comparatively abundant fur, so monthly regular grooming is required. Their diet should be lighter, with less salt and less spice, to ensure the Pomeranian’s coat remains shiny and without hair loss. Each pet dog has different feeding methods. As long as owners remember the proper feeding practices, the dogs will not become sick or malnourished.