How can you tell if a Pomeranian is pure or not? The current dog market is too confusing, many times want a purebred dog is not necessarily so easy, then the following small beans to teach you to identify the Pomeranian purebred method. Pomeranian purebred identification method: purebred Pomeranian from the external characteristics can be observed one by one, if after a string of seeds or someone impersonating Pomeranian, there must be a change in characteristics, the dog does not speak, need to be carefully observed. Body shape shoulder height: about 20cm weight: 1.3 to 3.2kg. Overall quality is more important than size. The body length (length from shoulder to hip) should be slightly less than the shoulder height, and the distance from the chest to the ground is equal to half of the shoulder height. The bone mass is medium and the length of the legs is in balance with the body structure. When touched, he should feel sturdy. Cranial: From the top, the Foxhound’s head is medium in size, widest at the back and tapering to the tip of the nose in a wedge-like pattern. Nose: The nose is round, small and black, while the brown foxhound’s nose is dark brown. Muzzle: The muzzle is not too long and is in proportion to the skull. (The ratio of muzzle length to skull length is approximately 2:3 in the Fuzzy Wolfhound/Foxhound and Medium Foxhound, and this ratio is approximately 2:4 in the Small Foxhound and Toy Foxhound). Lips: The lips are not exaggerated, are close to the jaws and do not form any folds at the corners of the mouth. Brown Foxhounds have brown lips, while all other colors are black. Cheeks: round, not protruding. Eyes: Medium-sized, long, slightly oblique, and black. The eyelids are various shades of black, with the brown foxhound’s eyelids being dark brown. Ears: The small ears are high, relatively close to each other, triangular, pointed, erect, and hard at the tips. Neck: Medium length, wide, slightly arched, no hanging flesh in the throat, thick coat, rich coat forming a large plumed jaw. The dorsal line begins at the tips of the erect ears and merges with the short, straight back to form a gentle curve. The dense, broomstick-like tail covers part of the back and completes its shape. Shoulder/back: The high shoulder gently descends and joins the short, straight, sturdy back. Waist: The coupling is short, wide and strong. Hips: wide, short and not collapsed. Chest: deep chest expansion natural. Ventral line: the chest extends as far back as possible; the belly is only slightly folded upwards. Tail: Highly placed and of medium length. It extends upward, curls forward on the back and has a straight root. It lies tightly on the back and is covered by a very dense coat. A double curl at the tip of the tail is also possible. The German Fox is a double coat: the upper coat is long, straight and vertical and the lower coat is short, thick and cotton wool-like. The head, ears, front side of the front and back legs, and feet are covered with short, thick (soft) hair. The rest of the carapace has a long and abundant coat. It is not curled, wavy or ropey, and does not separate on the back. The neck and shoulders are covered with coarse bristles. The hair on the back of the front legs is well trimmed. The hind legs are richly trimmed from the rump to the fly. The tail is like a broomstick.
