Pomeranian (Detailed Introduction)

　　Friends who like Pomeranians will surely feel that the sizes of Pomeranians are mostly similar when purchasing, so why can the prices vary so much? The editor will analyze for you the reasons why there is a large price difference for Pomeranians.
　　1. Size
　　The weight range of Pomeranians is 3~7 pounds, and the ideal weight for show-quality Pomeranians is 4~6 pounds. Any dog that does not meet or exceeds this weight is considered undesirable. Regardless, overall quality is more important than size. The body length (from shoulder to rump) should be slightly less than the shoulder height, and the distance from chest to ground equals half the shoulder height. Bone mass is moderate, and leg length balances well with the body structure. When touched, they should feel firm.
　　2. Appearance
　　We all know many people like to call Pomeranians fox dogs because the muzzle looks long. We can find that those Pomeranians with very high prices have relatively shorter muzzles, giving a delicate and exquisite feeling. The head of a Pomeranian is wedge-shaped. The eyes are dark-colored, bright, medium-sized, and almond-shaped. These determine the appearance of the Pomeranian.
　　3. Coat
　　The coat color of Pomeranians also affects their price, but mainly it depends on whether they have enough fur. This is the same as with other breeds; dogs with more fur usually cost more.
　　4. Health
　　Dogs that may have health issues are definitely cheaper in price. Therefore, do not be tempted by low prices and fall into the hands of dog dealers. While selecting a beautiful Pomeranian, attention should also be paid to their health.