Living it up With Pomeranian By Kritthaphat N.

So you want to live with a pet dog in your apartment? Why not go for a Pomeranian? He makes an excellent companion in your apartment.

Apartment living with your Pomeranian may mean he sleeps in your bed more often than he does in his own bed. He may sit with you in your sofa, while watching your favorite television show. He may roam around the apartment, going wherever you go. Or he may simply want to hang around his pet furniture, enjoying the control he has over his own turf.

Providing your pet with his own furniture is something that a Pomeranian will cherish. Choosing the right furniture is vital especially in an apartment living where space matters.

Here are two of the frequently use pet furniture that goes well with apartment living:

1. Litter box. A litter box is often associated with cats or kittens that sometimes people call this as a kitty box or cat box. But there are also litter boxes or pans that are available to dogs especially to aid you in your housebreak training. There are many litter boxes or pans available in the market that you can choose from to suit your apartment requirements.

2. Your Pomeranian will love to have his own bed in the same way that both of you love to cuddle together in your bed. Just like you, he may want to have a bed that is comfortable enough to get plenty of sleep and relaxation. You will also observe that your pet Pomeranian, when not sleeping with you in your bed, love to be under some furniture. This gives him a feeling of security and safety. With your limited space in your apartment, be sure to get just the right size and comfort for your Pomeranian.

Just as important in choosing the right pet furniture for your Pomeranian, is also training him to avoid chewing your own furniture. If you don’t give the right training then chewing furniture can be a habit that will be hard to break. You can always pet-proof your important furniture so that when you’re away from home, you Pomeranian knows how to take care of them in as much as you do. A good training is to provide your dog with better alternatives like his own chewable toys. Educate him that his toy is more enjoyable to chew than the furniture. Most of the times, a Pomeranian will chew hard furniture to soothe his teething discomfort. With this, you have to give him a teething toy just as you would an infant who has teething issues. It is also better to consult with his veterinary to properly address the issue. Whatever tools that you choose to prevent your Pomeranian from chewing your furniture, remember his safety comes first.

Apartment living with your Pomeranian can be a breeze as long as you know how to train your pet, choose the right pet furniture, and above all you must fulfill your responsibilities as a Pomeranian owner who knows how to love and care for his pet.

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