How to train the Pomeranian? Four means of training the Pomeranian

The Pomeranian is a small, cute and playful dog. Because of its small size and intelligence, the Pomeranian is suitable as a companion dog. However, Pomeranians have bad habits such as barking, so they need to be trained from a young age. So how do you train a Pomeranian? The next I share with you, training the Pomeranian four means, with these four means, I believe that no matter what project you train the Pomeranian, can be very smooth. One: Induction Induction refers to the use of the Pomeranian’s favorite food or toys to induce the Pomeranian to make certain actions. Or a means of using the Pomeranian’s spontaneous movements to get the Pomeranian to establish conditioned reflexes through the use of a combination of oral commands and hand signals. Two: Prohibition Prohibition refers to a means to stop the Pomeranian’s bad behavior. It is also considered a form of punishment for the Pomeranian, in which we stop it and punish it when it behaves badly. When enforcing the forbidden means, be serious and firm in your tone of voice, and do not let the Pomeranian think you are joking with him. But don’t scold the Pomeranian or forbid him to eat; these are undesirable punishments. Punishment can be done by squirting it with a squirt gun or gently tapping it with a rolled up newspaper. Third: Coercion is mainly used in the early stages of Pomeranian training to form conditioned reflexes or to strengthen them. When the Pomeranian is influenced by external factors, it does not follow the command and hand signals to make the corresponding behavior, we can use the means of coercion. Commonly used are leashes. Four: Reward reward is a necessary tool in training. It is to reinforce the correct action of the Pomeranian, consolidate its memory of the action and make it remember the action more clearly. Reward methods include food rewards, petting it, praising it and so on. Rewards can have a very good effect on the training process if used properly.