Many families have Pomeranian dogs because they are truly adorable and also bring a lot of warmth to the home. Training a Pomeranian dog is also a very fun activity, and gradually you will start to enjoy the time spent with your dog. So how exactly should we train a Pomeranian dog? Let me introduce it to you below.

The best time to train a Pomeranian dog is when it is three months old. At this time, you can give commands and the dog can better accept them. Start with the most basic training, like "sit." When you give the command, don't rush. You can first let him hold the position for a few seconds. If he succeeds, you should not only verbally praise him but also reward him with food. This is very important, so don't forget. Then you need to train multiple times to reinforce learning, so he becomes more skilled, and your cooperation will get better and better.

When your dog can reliably perform the "sit" command, you can start training him to "stand." Since Pomeranians are always very mischievous and lively, jumping around on the sofa or on chairs—they just never stop. Consequently, making him obey you isn't that easy. So we need to use food to lure him. You can place the food directly in front of him, and he will stand up automatically. You can have him hold the position for a few seconds.

When training, don't forget to teach him to shake hands. This training is relatively simple compared to other commands, and it is very important in social interactions. First, put his paw in your palm, then keep it still for six seconds. When he can hold it, reward him frequently with food until he actively shakes your hand by himself.

Some people feel that training a dog is too troublesome and difficult. In fact, training a Pomeranian dog is not that troublesome. As long as you are patient, use the correct methods to train him, and are willing to spend extra time on repetitive training, they will learn much better.