The Pomeranian is a very smart dog that is very clingy, but also likes to bark. Parents who raise a Pomeranian must not only take good care of their pets, but also train them well. Pomeranian ranks fifth in the intelligence ranking of small dogs, so it is quite easy for owners to teach and train. Purebred Pomeranians are quite beautiful and charming dogs and are a popular breed all over the world.

1. A fixed place to sleep:

Having a fixed sleeping place for puppies in their new home can increase their sense of security. When a puppy arrives at a new home, it is separated from its parents, siblings, and really needs a territory that belongs to it. The first bed can be dug out of a cardboard box for temporary use. Just use newspapers as bedding and give it a folded blanket. After the teething period, when the puppy stops chewing things, give it a more solid and formal bed.

2. Food plate and water plate:

Food dishes and drinking dishes should be separated, and water should be available in the drinking dish at all times.

3. Adopt a new puppy:

When adopting a new puppy, it is best to do it in the morning so that the puppy has a whole day to get along with you and get familiar with you and the new environment. This will make the first night easier. This is a big day for your puppy, and you should prepare your puppy as much as possible. It is best to have someone hold the puppy when you take it away to increase the dog's sense of security. If you drive in a car, puppies will generally get motion sickness and vomit. Please bring newspapers, toilet paper and other cleaning supplies.

4. Visit the veterinarian:

It is best to ask a veterinarian to check the puppy first, especially to check for congenital diseases. The most appropriate time should be halfway home after adoption, so that if serious problems are discovered, they can be returned to the breeder immediately. It's always uncomfortable to find out something is wrong days or weeks after bringing a puppy home. There are many children, and even adults, who find it difficult to let go of a puppy after spending a few days together. When visiting the veterinarian, you must bring all supporting documents and vaccination certificates. Please make an appointment with the veterinarian first to avoid any chance of contact between the puppy and other sick dogs in the hospital.

5. Arriving at your new home:

After the puppy arrives at its new home, children should not be allowed to harass the puppy excessively. This day will be too stressful and confusing for the puppy.

6. Bowel training:

Puppies should be allowed to defecate after arriving at a new home, and defecation training should be done from the beginning. Take the puppy to the predetermined defecation place (courtyard or corner of the yard) and spread it with newspapers to teach the puppy to defecate in the designated place. The puppy should be defecated every two hours or after meals. To have a bowel movement.

7. First meal:

At this time, the puppy may eat four meals a day, and the first meal is only given two-thirds of the normal amount. The puppy may be excited, nervous, or motion sick. Keep a distance when the puppy eats, especially the nervous puppy.

8. Meeting other pets:

Puppies must be very careful when meeting other pets for the first time. The livestock must be present, and aggressive animals (especially male dogs) will be angry with new animals. Always pay attention to the safety of your puppy during the first week. Even friendly male dogs may injure puppies during rough play, and socialization is necessary. Strengthen training for puppies to learn good behaviors from other adult dogs. As the dog grows older, it will establish its social status and dominance. When two female dogs are together, they will not compete for dominance. The larger female dog has a higher status. When two male dogs are together, Young male dogs will constantly challenge the dominance of another male dog, and fights may occur.

9. First night:

Before going to bed, let the puppy defecate first. A homesick puppy will not be able to see you when sleeping, and will be restless and even cry. There are two ways to deal with it. The first is to ignore it until the puppy calms down. Do not punish the puppy for crying. Punishment at this time will make the situation worse. Another method is to bring the puppy to your bedroom to sleep for 2-3 weeks. This method has the undesirable consequence that the child will imitate you in bringing the puppy to the bed.

10. Things to note when raising Pomeranian dogs:

When raising and managing puppies, special attention should be paid to preventing a small number of puppies from overeating. The daily food intake should be determined according to the size of the dog. It is not advisable to overfeed. It is best to be 70% to 80% full. In addition, since the gastrointestinal tract of puppies is still in the process of development, more attention should be paid to hygiene to prevent gastrointestinal diseases.