Bomei dog is a kind of dog with lovely appearance and cheerful and lively personality. Bomei dog can often be seen in modern society. Like other breeds of dogs, Pomeranians also experience a hair change period. Therefore, owners of Bomei dogs should clearly know when the Bomei dog will change its hair, so that they can be prepared in advance. So, how many months does the Pomeranian begin to change its coat?
For the newly born Bomei puppy, the hair on the body is very sparse and very short. Then in the next few months, the Pomeranian’s hair will grow rapidly. Until the Pomeranian is three months old, it begins to experience the period of hair change. Pomeranians in this period look very ugly, because the hair of Pomeranians is very sparse in a few months, and the hair of Pomeranians in the hair changing period will become more sparse and lose luster. Generally speaking, the grooming period of Pomeranian dogs lasts for several months, from the third month to the eighth month.
Of course, this is not the only hair changing period for Bomei dogs. At the time of seasonal change every year, especially in spring and autumn, Bomei dogs will also enter a hair changing period, because Bomei dogs have to adapt to changes in temperature. Every time a Pomeranian changes its hair, it looks like a metamorphosis. After changing its hair, the Pomeranian will become very beautiful. The hair will become very fluffy and soft, shiny and elastic. In adulthood, the hair will become more beautiful.
When the Pomeranian starts to change its hair, the owner should take care of the Pomeranian’s hair. Because the Pomeranian is a long haired dog, we need to comb the knotted hair on the Pomeranian with a comb, and then comb the hair again with a round headed brush. Hair care is very important for the Pomeranian dog during the hair change period, because the Pomeranian dog’s body will feel uncomfortable during the hair change. The Pomeranian will lick its hair with its tongue. In this way, it is easy to eat the changed hair into its stomach, which will affect the digestion and absorption of the Pomeranian.
