Good news, Pomeranians are eager to learn and please their owners! Consistency and positive reinforcement are key when training your Pomeranian for good behaviours.

Here are some additional tips to continue educating your puppy:

• Basic commands: Teach your Pomeranian basic commands such as “sit,” “stay,” “come,” and “down.” Use positive reinforcement techniques like treats, praise, and rewards to encourage and reinforce their understanding and compliance with these commands. Practice these commands in different environments and gradually increase distractions to help your Pomeranian generalize the behaviors.
• House training: Pomeranians can be trained to use pee pads or designated areas for toileting. Establish a consistent routine for bathroom breaks and reward your puppy when they use the appropriate area. Be patient during the house training process, as accidents may happen initially. Consistency, supervision, and positive reinforcement will help your Pomeranian understand the desired behavior.
• Socialization: Expose your Pomeranian to various people, animals, and environments from an early age to help them become well-adjusted and confident. Gradually introduce them to different experiences, such as meeting new people and dogs, exploring new environments, and encountering different sights and sounds. This exposure will help prevent fear or aggression towards unfamiliar situations and promote positive social behaviors.
• Proper chewing habits: Pomeranians, like all dogs, have a natural inclination to chew. Provide appropriate chew toys and discourage chewing on household items by redirecting their attention to the toys. Supervise your puppy during playtime to ensure they don’t chew on inappropriate objects. If you catch your Pomeranian chewing on something they shouldn’t, redirect them to a suitable chew toy and provide positive reinforcement when they engage with it.
• Ongoing training and mental stimulation: Pomeranians thrive on mental stimulation. Continue to provide opportunities for learning and engagement throughout their lives. Incorporate interactive toys, puzzle games, and obedience training sessions to keep their minds active. Ongoing training sessions can reinforce good behaviors and introduce new commands or tricks, keeping your Pomeranian mentally stimulated and engaged.
• Remember, training takes time, patience, and consistency. Celebrate your puppy’s successes, and be understanding if they make mistakes along the way. By providing a loving and structured environment and continuing their education, you’re setting your Pomeranian up for a lifetime of good behavior and a strong bond with you as their owner.