Pomeranian (Detailed Introduction)

       Many people who pay attention to Pomeranians probably want to know if the intelligence of Pomeranians is actually high. According to a dog IQ ranking previously released by the World Canine Organization, Pomeranians rank quite high. Although they are not in the top tier, you can find them in the second tier.

       Actually, this dog IQ ranking is determined by comprehensively evaluating factors such as the dog's obedience and intelligence, so this ranking cannot fully and accurately represent the intelligence of Pomeranians. However, at least from this ranking, we can see that Pomeranians are relatively easy to train. If you want to raise a Pomeranian, you do not need to worry that they are difficult to train. As long as the method is appropriate, Pomeranians can quickly learn some simple skills. If the training difficulty is higher, the owner might need to spend a bit more time guiding the dog.

       When training a Pomeranian, the owner must be patient. If the dog does not follow your commands, you should not "punish violently," otherwise the dog might become afraid of training. If the dog completes the tasks you assign well, you should appropriately give rewards, such as playing games with them or giving them some treats. It is important to note that different training difficulties should correspond with different rewards, which helps the dog learn more skills.

       Additionally, when the owner gives the dog treats as rewards, they should be careful with the quantity. Excessive treats may cause the dog to become picky, gain weight, or develop illnesses.