Pomeranian itself is a relatively smart dog breed, with good IQ and good obedience. It is relatively easy to train Pomeranian well. How to train a Pomeranian and with whom? What should you pay attention to when training? Let’s learn the relevant knowledge about Pomeranian training with the editor!

How to train a Pomeranian and who to follow?

1. After putting on the leash, let the dog be on the left side of the owner. In this way, the owner can hold the leash loosely with his left hand and the dog's favorite snacks with his right hand, and make him sit down obediently.

2. When setting off, you might as well deliberately form a habit in the first few times. First, step out your left leg, pull the leash at the same time, and give the dog a "keep up" command. If the dog is too impatient or excited and suddenly rushes forward, you should grab the collar with your left hand in time and gently pull the dog back to the correct position.

3. When the dog leans in the right position next to the owner, it should be rewarded, comforted or given snacks. Then order the dog to sit down. When it can gradually obey the continuous commands, gradually increase the distance to control the dog.

4. When the owner walks around, if the puppy can follow the owner and obey the command to sit down, you can start training the dog to turn to the right! At this time, the owner can use his left hand to guide the dog to turn to the right and say " Follow the command.

5. The last step is to learn how to turn left. When turning left, the owner can speed up the pace appropriately and put a snack on the dog's nose to slow down the dog. When it slows down, it should promptly issue the "hold on" command.

It’s actually not too difficult to train a Pomeranian to follow anyone freely. For example, if you want to change the above-mentioned situation of being “sneaked away” by dogs every day, you might as well try this – when the dog is “exploring”, pull it suddenly when it is not paying attention. Leash, move quickly and gently, don't say anything. After several such sudden attacks, the dog will pay attention to and respect your wishes, and understand that you are the leader and the leader, and it can only be a "little tail" obediently.

In addition, changing the route is also a good idea. When the dog runs according to the established route every day and no longer cares about the owner's attitude, it can suddenly change the familiar route, such as walking forward for a while and returning for a while. This should be done several times during each walk. Because only by doing this can it understand that it must always pay attention to the owner's intentions, otherwise it will fall into a passive situation.