Pomeranians are lively intelligent dogs that are
easily trained. The key to successfully potty training your Pom is to start
early and maintain a structured and organized training schedule.
Finding out what your dogs prefers and using that to your
advantage can help in house training for your dog, such as dogs instinctively
develop habits about where they do their business. Like all other dogs,
Pomeranians are very clean by nature. They do not like to soil the areas where
they sleep and eat.
The step in dog training for pomeranian include :
To set up the training area.
Since dogs don’t like to soil there bedding, you need a confined area such as a crate or small room like a bathroom.
When using a crate, make sure the dog has enough room to move around - you can’t expect your Pomeranian to be happy in a small confining crate for the duration of the house breaking period.
To spend as much time in the training area.
Play with the dog in there and feed the dog there as well. Make sure your dog has a nice bed and can feel all comfy in the area.
Don’t get discouraged if the dog does eliminate in the area at first - once he recognizes this as his own space he will be reluctant to do so.
You can let the dog out in other areas when you are able to watch him, but when you are not home, keep your dog confined to “his area”.
To set up the toilet area.
This needs to be a place that your dog can get to every time he has to eliminate.
You need to watch the dog and accompany him to the toilet area each time he looks like he is going to eliminate.
Of course, praise him when he does so he gets the idea that going there is a good thing.
Once the dog is using the toilet area pretty consistently and is not going in his training area, you can expand out to the rest of the home. Widen his training area a little at a time always keeping an eye out to make sure he only eliminates in the toilet area.
To set feeding schedule.
If you put your dog on a set feeding schedule it will become easy to predict when your dog has to eliminate.
The step in dog training for pomeranian include :
To set up the training area.
Since dogs don’t like to soil there bedding, you need a confined area such as a crate or small room like a bathroom.
When using a crate, make sure the dog has enough room to move around - you can’t expect your Pomeranian to be happy in a small confining crate for the duration of the house breaking period.
To spend as much time in the training area.
Play with the dog in there and feed the dog there as well. Make sure your dog has a nice bed and can feel all comfy in the area.
Don’t get discouraged if the dog does eliminate in the area at first - once he recognizes this as his own space he will be reluctant to do so.
You can let the dog out in other areas when you are able to watch him, but when you are not home, keep your dog confined to “his area”.
To set up the toilet area.
This needs to be a place that your dog can get to every time he has to eliminate.
You need to watch the dog and accompany him to the toilet area each time he looks like he is going to eliminate.
Of course, praise him when he does so he gets the idea that going there is a good thing.
Once the dog is using the toilet area pretty consistently and is not going in his training area, you can expand out to the rest of the home. Widen his training area a little at a time always keeping an eye out to make sure he only eliminates in the toilet area.
To set feeding schedule.
If you put your dog on a set feeding schedule it will become easy to predict when your dog has to eliminate.
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