Many friends who like Pomeranian may not know what to pay attention to when purchasing a Pomeranian, so there are many When my friends were buying, they encountered many unscrupulous dog dealers and bought a week dog and died not long after returning home. This is also the most annoying thing for my friends, so we When buying a Pomeranian, be sure to understand some basic knowledge about the Pomeranian, so that we will not be fooled when purchasing.

Many Pomeranian merchants know that today's buyers know a lot about the basics of checking Pomeranians. So they wash the Pomeranian clean when they sell the Pomeranian. So even if the buyer knows to check the eyes, ears, and anus of the Pomeranian, there will be no signs of illness. So, what to do? The only way is to be more careful if you see a particularly clean Pomeranian. After all, it is not recommended for Pomeranian to bathe before two or three months, because this will reduce the resistance of Pomeranian. Almost all Pomeranian businesses are aware of this. So buyers can try to handle the Pomeranian's fur, and if they find it clean, there is no dust or dander. Best to be cautious.

Some diseases will cause the Pomeranian to emit a peculiar smell, especially dogs with skin diseases will have an unpleasant smell. At this time, bathing the Pomeranian can no longer solve the problem. Therefore, some unscrupulous merchants will spray the Wenzhou Pomeranian with perfume after bathing, hoping that the smell of the perfume can cover up the odor. And I also hope that buyers will have a better impression when they see the fragrant Pomeranian, which is conducive to the conclusion of the transaction. This trick also works on dogs with a strong odor. Speaking of which, readers should know how to avoid it, right?

Don't hold up your Pomeranian immediately when you buy it, but first quietly observe its actions and posture. Do not buy those who are dejected like a lost dog; do not buy Pomeranian dogs that are too fat and have a large belly; do not buy those with dry or runny nose; skull, maxilla, mandible, and then touch the spine and limb bones along the back corner of the cervical vertebrae Do not buy those that are deformed; do not buy Pomeranian dogs with peculiar smell in the ear canal, dander on the tips of the ears, or frequently flicking their ears; those with ruddy gums and tongues are healthy, and do not buy those with bad breath; do not buy those with induration and hypertrophy; excessive whites of the eyes , If the eyeball is white or dirty, and there is a lot of secretions from the corner of the eye, it is not healthy; if the foot pads are dry and cracked, don't buy it; don't buy a Pomeranian dog who is surprised at first glance.

Tips for Selling Dogs These can be counted as common problems when buying a Pomeranian. Only if these problems are solved, then I believe that the selection will be much simpler. In fact, it is not difficult to choose an excellent Pomeranian. If you can solve these problems well before buying a Pomeranian, you can ensure that the Pomeranian selected by the owners is very good, and it is the most satisfactory and wishful.