Pomeranians are small and cute in size, and are naturally docile and well-behaved, and many Pomeranians are relatively timid and easily frightened. Therefore, parents should give more training to their character and courage in the process of raising Pomeranian. Let’s learn together how to provide the guts of Pomeranian.
Many times the Pomeranian’s timidity is not when it faces family members, but because it is in an unfamiliar environment and faces strangers, so the Pomeranian will feel afraid and nervous. Therefore, in order to improve Bomei’s courage, targeted training should also be carried out. The principle is to guide it to correctly face the new environment and strangers.
When training, you can invite some friends that Bomei doesn’t know to assist in the whole training. First lead the Pomeranian to a fixed training place, and ask friends to approach it slowly. And pretend to drive the trainer away, pay attention to the trainer to pretend to be afraid, and stimulate the resistance instinct of the Pomeranian in the process of joking and running. When the Pomeranian barks or even attacks the trainer, the trainer will cheer the dog in time and give full rewards. (Be careful not to be hurt by the Pomeranian.)
At the same time, you can also create some games, invite some unfamiliar friends to play group games together, in the process of chasing and running, improve the courage of the Pomeranian , and gradually improve its ability to adapt to unfamiliar environments. Let it know that it should be prudent and correct to face strangers, and not be afraid and nervous because of being influenced by a little.
Experience of netizens:
Pomeranian’s dog itself is very timid, and as a result, he was not well taken care of by you when he was young, and all his actions now are to protect Personally, I personally think that there is no way to change its attitude towards strangers at once. I can only doubly protect it and take it out to play more. If there are strangers who want to get close, try to tell them to move lightly and let the dog have a process of adaptation.
