Which do you think is easier to raise, black teddy or white ball Pomeranian?

It's okay if it's not noisy, but it also depends on the dog's own personality, both dogs have a certain degree of jealousy, and it may be better if they are together from an early age, if one is new and the other is old, it is easier to have conflicts.

Yes, it's not that the hair will fade, and having two dogs will make the dog not so lonely.

As long as you like it, you have the energy to raise two cuties, there is nothing wrong with it, but you have to make sure you have the energy to take care of them, if not, it is better to raise one.

Personally, I think Teddy is still relatively well-behaved, and Pomeranian is too harmful, and he can be called.

Personally, I prefer the spherical Hiromi and am going to raise one, but the Hiromi will shed more hair. If you raise it, it's almost the same.

It's about the same, the body smell is small when you take a bath often, and it's hard to say which one is easy to raise.

I want to say, Teddy is super clingy, and if you're not afraid of sticky, just Teddy.

VIP! Hiromi will shed hair and be very fierce, and he will not stop screaming.

Teddy has a high IQ and ranks 2 in the dog ranking, but he is too smart, too noisy, very naughty, and very clingy, and he will not be separated from his owner when he sleeps, so sometimes he feels very annoying, but he just doesn't shed his hair.

Bomeran has a high IQ, ranking 23 in the canine ranking, cheerful, individual, and energetic, the most notable of which is its faithful and friendly, but once it is fierce, it is terrible, and it is a long-haired class that needs to be taken care of often.

Teddy and Hiromeran are very good, but as a rule of thumb, Hiromeranian is calmer than Teddy.

The small VIP, also known as the Teddy, is about the same size as the Pomeranian, and the height of the small shoulders does not exceed 25. Both Hiromi and Teddy need regular grooming. Teddy has a wide range of coat color options, and is not easy to shed, and has a more lively personality.

Hiromi is less sticky and more docile. But it is still necessary to remind friends who want to have dogs that dogs need companionship, especially small dogs, and they cannot let them stay at home every day, and develop good walking habits for dogs, which are beneficial to the physical and mental health of dogs.

Choose Samoyed, obedient.

Personally, I like Samoyed. I love it.

Quarantine breeding of chow chow is also better. Satsuma is relatively large and not very easy to take care of. Forget to adopt.

Among these 3 that you like. Teddy is best not in general and is quick-witted. I've raised Samoyeds, they shed their hair, and they bite things. Teddy's shedding is not severe.

The docile Samoyed is better, and the Hiromi is more like to scream!

The teacup dog is very cute, but it is not easy to raise. Corgi isn't bad either!

As long as the cute and beautiful puppy is enough, except that he is more docile and well-behaved at first, I like it the most.

Raising a dog that won't moult is too annoying.

Ouch, Samoyed is just dead.

Corgi and Shiba Inu I like both.

Dirt dogs. 1. Fattening can be eaten, 2. No bathing.

Samoyeds, big and small, are cute.

Teddy has a high IQ and ranks 2 in the dog ranking, but he is too smart, too noisy, very naughty, and very clingy, and he will not be separated from his owner when he sleeps, so sometimes he feels very annoying, but he just doesn't shed his hair.

Bomeran has a high IQ, ranking 23 in the canine ranking, cheerful, individual, and energetic, the most notable of which is its faithful and friendly, but once it is fierce, it is terrible, and it is a long-haired class that needs to be taken care of often.

Teddy and Hiromi are both very good, but as a rule of thumb, Hiromeranian is calmer than Teddy, and it depends mainly on your own thoughts.

Teddy is good to raise some Teddy does not have such an annoying thing as moulting, and it is quieter than Bomei, Pomei will moult seasonally, and the stomach is not too good, but what kind of dog to raise depends on what kind of dog you like, as long as you like what you like.

Don't raise any of them! I raised a teddy myself, and I thought it was lonely and raised another one! Then .........No more lazy sleep.

It has a vigilant character, intelligent expressions, a brisk demeanor, and a curious nature. Small and cute, suitable for companion dogs, white and brown are the majority.

In fact, this mainly depends on whether you like Teddy or Hiromi, in fact, Teddy is also very cute, fluffy and cute, and it is very comfortable to touch. It is easier to get close to and cultivate affection. Hiromi likes to scream, it is easy to disturb the people, and Hiromi is relatively not as docile and kind as Teddy, and has a little temper, which will not be easy to control if it is a beginner.

The teddy dog is not a separate dog breed, it is a grooming form of the poodle, which is characterized by a square body structure, short mouth, short legs, no body odor, no shedding, and is now a popular family companion dog.