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Miniature Spitz (Pomeranian) profile
The Miniature Spitz is a very small breed with a lively, strong-willed personality, often very attached to its owner. It usually weighs between 1.5 and 3.5 kg as an adult — one of the smallest dog breeds.
Its thick coat: an advantage and a challenge
The Miniature Spitz has a very dense double coat that naturally protects it from the cold — but requires regular cleaning of its bed. Its coat sheds heavily, especially during shedding season. An easily washable cover and a fabric that does not trap hair are essential.
What size bed for a Miniature Spitz?
Its tiny size calls for a suitably sized bed — not too large, so it can maintain the sense of security its small build naturally seeks.
- Size XS or S in the vast majority of cases
Avoid an oversized bed: a Miniature Spitz in a large space will feel less protected.
What type of bed should you choose?
The Miniature Spitz usually sleeps curled up in a ball, with its tail covering its face — a behavior inherited from its Nordic ancestors. A round dog bed with soft, raised edges perfectly suits this natural sleeping position.
A true refuge for quiet moments
For a Miniature Spitz that is particularly attached to its territory, our Calming Indoor Dog Den provides a fully enclosed feel — the ideal addition to a dog bed for small breeds that like to retreat to their own corner.
Our recommendation for the Miniature Spitz
Our Round Bolstered Dog Bed (size XS or S) suits their compact build and natural curled-up sleeping position, with a soft material suited to their thick coat.
🐾 A small dog, great comfort.
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