Spitz grooming

SPITZ GROOMING

Spitz are the brightest representatives of decorative dogs. They are characterized by such important qualities for pets as excellent health, good looks and cheerful disposition. In addition, they are very sociable, love to play, friendly to children and good-natured in relation to other animals living in the house.

There are many varieties of Spitz. The most convenient for keeping on the territory of a city apartment are undersized dogs of the German Spitz breed. The Zwergspitz (aka Miniature Spitz or Pomeranian) and Kleineshpitz (Lesser Spitz) are most suitable for such conditions.

One of the components of the Spitz's irresistible appearance is his luxurious fluffy coat. Long hair, under which a thick undercoat is hidden, covers the entire body of the dog (except for the cute face and the lower part of the legs).

The palette of Spitz colors is varied. Most often dogs are found with black, white, red, cream, chocolate and blue coats.

Often, people who have little experience of keeping dogs of this breed at home are thinking about whether they need to cut their pet. They do not know if the Spitz haircut is a vital necessity or is just a tribute to fashion, and they are worried about how this procedure will affect the condition of the dog's coat.

Spitz hair needs daily care. The least that the owners of these dogs can do to maintain their health is to prevent the formation of mats. To do this, you need to systematically comb the undercoat. How often this should be done is determined by the owners of the dogs, focusing on the condition of the coat.

In order for the dog's coat to retain its original beauty, it must be cut from time to time. Grooming your Pomeranian will maintain good hygiene and help your dogs look neat. The undercoat on the body of the Spitz does not grow back as quickly as the guard hairs, which is why the coat of this breed loses its attractiveness. And the feathers on the paws grow very quickly. If not shortened, they will pick up debris and dust from the floor.

So the need for a haircut for a Pomeranian is dictated rather by a harsh necessity than by the whim of the dog's owners. Carrying out this procedure will help, by removing the excess length, to provide the spitz with a sleek look. But not every owner can achieve this on his own.

If a person does not have experience in grooming dogs, and as a result of the procedure he is interested, then it is best for him to seek help from the specialists of the pet salon. Pomeranian grooming , which includes, in addition to clipping, trimming the claws and cleaning the dog's ears is their responsibility.

Grooming Spitz has one important feature: dogs of this breed should never be shaved short with a typewriter. Shaving the coat will forever destroy the natural beauty of the Spitz's coat, it will never grow thick and shiny. Dog owners should remember that only scissors can be used to trim their Spitz .

When choosing haircut options for Pomeranians from Internet resources, dog owners should consider whether a haircut for a Pomeranian from a photograph is suitable for their pet. After all, like people, all dogs are different, even if they are of the same breed. Here it is necessary to take into account the features of the spitz's muzzle (for some it is short, for others it is elongated), and the amount of hair on the paws.

Small Pomeranian haircut can be traditional, hygienic or exhibition. If a Spitz participates in exhibitions, then it is possible to shorten its coat only on the ears and under the tail.

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