Pomeranian: features of a dog similar to a bear cub, its character and care

Dogs, having a large number of breeds, have succeeded most in terms of similarity in appearance, size or character to other animals.

To one degree or another, all dogs resemble their closest relative, the wolf. In addition, there are breeds of dogs that resemble bears, foxes, or even horses. Especially funny and interesting are dogs that look like cubs.

Little bear in the house

There are several breeds of dogs that look like a bear cub, but their differences are not so fundamental. The most important thing is their similarity in behavior and character. All of them are extremely beautiful and sweet, kind and brave, faithful and gentle.

Breeds of dogs that look like a bear cub are Spitz, Chow Chow, Shar Pei, Samoyed and some others. They bribe with their devotion and tenderness and fascinate with their unique beauty. These lap dogs are distinguished by their docile nature and ease of training.

Pomeranian Spitz

Many users of the social network Facebook are familiar with the Pomeranian named Boo, who already has more than one and a half million friends around the world. The owner of the dog constantly irons her photos in different outfits and in different moods. boo appearance looks like a teddy bear not only because of his breed, but also because of the characteristic shape of the haircut.

Key Features:

• miniature size and weight, reaching a maximum of three kilograms;
• height at the withers up to twenty-two centimeters;
• beautiful two-layer coat with a dense soft undercoat and harsh long outer fur;
• shaggy tail, curving along the back;
• beautiful little muzzle and triangular ears;
• Colors characteristic of this breed: brown, white, orange, black, sandy-cream, sable, red, two-tone;
• fluffy and thick coat;
• Very energetic, smart and smart.

Character

A dog that looks like a teddy bear easy to train and loves to work in a team. The main problem for owners who keep such a dog is its habit of reacting to everything with a loud barking bark. Therefore, when raising a Spitz, it is necessary to include the “Quiet!” command.

For those who prefer calmness, another problem may arise – restlessness and increased activity orange. True, this is more than compensated for by his perky, cheerful character and friendliness. There will definitely be no time for the owner of the dog to be bored! She is ready to frolic and play all day long.

During a walk in rainy weather, a beloved pet turns into a dirty and wet ball of wool. To prevent this, it is better to walk the Spitz in a special waterproof overalls.

Pomeranians are fearless. They attack anyone who crosses the threshold of your house. Because of his megalomania Pomeranians seem to themselves formidable giants, which are much larger than any opponent. This should also be taken into account when raising them, otherwise the guests will leave with torn trousers.

In order for your pet to be more calm, you need to work with him and walk more often.

Care

1. The long and thick coat of Pomeranians needs to be combed two to three times a week. During molting, this should be done more often. Facilitates the care of wool that it never falls into tangles.
2. Spitz need to trim their nails from time to time. This procedure requires knowledge of the structure of the claw. If during the shearing the pulp was accidentally touched, it should be disinfect with streptocide powder or hydrogen peroxide.
3. Wash little “bears” once every three months or as needed. After a shower, the orange must be wiped with a towel and dried with a hairdryer.
4. It should be borne in mind that the Spitz’s neck is surrounded by a lush collar. Therefore, in order not to damage the beautiful cover, it is better to walk it not on a metal chain, but on a thin leather collar.
5. Dogs of this breed have very weak teeth. So every day it is recommended to clean the mouth with toothpaste for dogs to exclude periodontal disease.
6. The large eyes of the Pomeranians are wiped with a swab dipped in boiled water.
7. Spitz can go to the toilet both on the street and at home in the tray (like cats).

Feeding

The diet of the Pomeranians must be strictly observed. They should be fed with meat products, cereals, eggs, milk. Puppies are fed three to four times a day. Adult dogs should be fed no more than twice a day. Doing so preferably after a walkwhile giving food in small portions. Since dogs of this breed are prone to obesity, it is better to underfeed them than to overfeed them.

The immunity of this dog, which is so similar to a bear cub, is excellent. It has only some health problems that are typical for all dogs of dwarf breeds. It is very important for Pomeranians to deworm and vaccinate on time. Necessary be sure to follow the diet pet, and in no case do not feed him sweets. In this case, the dog will live a long time, every day delighting its owner.