Nowadays, some cute little animals are increasingly loved by people, and the number of people raising them is growing! The Pomeranian dog is one of them! It is believed that Pomeranian dogs are already very common in our lives. They have an angelic smile, a round and very cute head, and thick fur! They are very good at acting spoiled towards their owners, and their adorable appearance is one of the reasons many choose to raise them! However, some people are still hesitating to raise a Pomeranian dog because they don’t know a good method to care for one! So how exactly should you raise an adorable Pomeranian dog?

First, let's start with their eating habits. Although Pomeranian dogs are small-sized dogs, they actually have a big appetite! They can finish however much dog food the owner gives without caring whether their stomach feels comfortable afterward! So at this time, we should pay attention to setting an appropriate amount of food for the Pomeranian dog, and cannot let it keep eating endlessly. If this continues for a long time, it will develop obesity, seriously affecting the dog’s health!

Second, we also need to designate an area for them to relieve themselves, which helps them develop a good habit and keeps the home cleaner! It may be that the Pomeranian dog has not yet gotten used to relieving itself in the same spot. At this time, we should guide them. If they relieve themselves in the designated place in the first few times, the owner should promptly reward them to encourage this behavior!

Third, feeding is not the end – we should also take them for a walk after their meals, and clean their dog bed... Taking them outside increases the Pomeranian’s exercise. Although Pomeranians are small, they still need exercise to ensure healthy growth, and to properly digest the food they eat!

Finally, regarding hygiene for the Pomeranian dog… We all know Pomeranians have thick and long fur! So we should regularly trim and bathe them, and take them to the vet for check-ups regularly. This is the responsible way to take care of a Pomeranian’s health!