There is something about the Pomeranian breed that makes it so popular at a pet. This descendant of the Spitz breed is a very courageous and intelligent creature that loves to remain active. Though it is not the ideal pet to have when there are little children about.



Despite being small in size, it still can do the job of guarding your home very well, although excessive barking can become a problem with some. Still, it is a smart animal that can be trained with lots of time and patience and with a well maintained Pomeranian puppy cut, can be groomed very easily.

To keep your Pomeranian healthy and happy regular visits to the vet for checkups are mandatory as well as recommended scheduled vaccinations. Grooming is very important to keep the Pomeranian looking good, but also to keep it healthy. And with a Pomeranian puppy cut this task is made much easier. Another very important aspect to proper Pomeranian grooming is to keep the ears, teeth clean and the nails trimmed.

The American Kennel Club has pretty exacting standards that must be followed if you plan on showing your Pomeranian in any sanctioned competitions. Care should be given not too cut too much hair or disqualification could be the result.

You do want to trim enough of your Pomeranian's coat to enhance the overall appearance, such as unruly or wild hairs. Trim a very small amount at a time and evaluate the look in between trimming sessions. It would be a great idea to enlist the help of a well qualified trained Pomeranian groomer to show you where and how much is allowable to meet the American Kennel Club standard.

If your dog is merely a pet, and especially if you have more than one Pomeranian, a shorter puppy cut can save lots of grooming and cleaning time. The more you cut the less there is to shed, leaving less hair to vacuum up. You might also end up with fewer health problems also, as longer hair can get matted or infected much more readily than shorter hair. Longer hair can require many hours of grooming each week.

For many pet owners the Pomeranian puppy cut is ideal. From the busy hard working single to the physically challenged retired senior citizen, many people do not have the time to spend hours washing and brushing their cute little dog. And because most people who own a Pomeranian keep their pet indoors at all times, a long thick coat may become uncomfortable for the dog. Every Pomeranian will have different needs when it comes to how often a haircut is necessary, but your dog will not mind as long as its attention and discipline needs are being met.

Most people know that Pomeranians require a lot of grooming just by looking at one of the cute little dogs. And whether the coat is left long or cut very short, lots of brushing is still required. This part of grooming is not difficult because it can be accomplished while watching television, reading a book or even chatting on the phone. Spending hours brushing your sweet little pet can become an activity that both of you find enjoyable.