Showing posts with label puppy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puppy. Show all posts

Friday, December 4, 2009

Traning - Train your Pomeranian outdoors

Train your Pomeranian puppy to relieve himself outdoors by taking him out many times throughout the day and giving him a small treat each time he relieves himself. Inside, clean up any accidents so that he doesn't smell the scent of his mistake and want to repeat it in the same place.

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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

TRAINING - Eliminate any fear of the brush or avoidance of grooming

Brush your Pomeranian puppy a little each day, even before his fur really needs it. This will get him used to being groomed and eliminate any fear of the brush or avoidance of grooming. Adult Pomeranians have to be groomed often, so they need to be used to being brushed.

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Monday, October 19, 2009

TRAINING - Teach your Pomeranian puppies to obey commands quickly

Teach your Pomeranian puppies to obey commands quickly. Teaching the basic commands of "come" and "stay" can mean the difference between being injured by other, larger dogs and sitting safely at your side. Teach the commands by repeating them clearly and rewarding obedience with a treat. The first few times, you will have to physically hold the puppy in the stay position as you repeat the words. To get the puppy to come, wave a treat in the air and say "come" loudly and clearly.

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Saturday, October 17, 2009

TRAINING - Socialize Pomeranian puppies

Socialize Pomeranian puppies by letting them meet strange people and animals every day. Some dog training experts recommend letting puppies meet five new people and animals every single day. This will make them less afraid of the people they meet as well as teaching them how to act around new people. Keeping them too isolated can mean inappropriate behavior around strangers, such as biting or jumping.

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Thursday, October 15, 2009

TRAINING -Train your Pomeranian puppy to relieve himself outdoors

Train your Pomeranian puppy to relieve himself outdoors by taking him out many times throughout the day and giving him a small treat each time he relieves himself. Inside, clean up any accidents so that he doesn't smell the scent of his mistake and want to repeat it in the same place.

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TRAINING - Their small size doesn't make them any easier to train

Pomeranian puppies are among the smallest of the toy breeds. Their small size doesn't make them any easier to train, and it can mean that more time may be needed in socializing them to the sights and sounds of the huge world around them. Pomeranian puppies have to quickly learn when to be afraid and when not to, in order to stay safe.

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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Puppy care - Your Pomeranian puppy is like a baby

Your Pomeranian puppy is like a baby, people should refrain from holding him excessively and being rough with the puppy. Everyone must realize that the puppy is delicate and can get hurt.

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Sunday, October 4, 2009

Puppy care - Turn off the light and do not give in to the puppy’s cries and whimperin

Turn off the light and do not give in to the puppy’s cries and whimpering. Do not baby the puppy. Your new puppy needs to adjust to their new surroundings.

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Friday, October 2, 2009

Puppy care - Place the crate on a tile floor such as your kitchen

Place the crate on a tile floor such as your kitchen. That way if your puppy makes a mess it will be easier to clean up.

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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Puppy care - Set up a crate for your puppy

Set up a crate for your Pomeranian puppy. Allow the puppy to sleep on a piece of your clothing. The clothing such as a sweatshirt, sweater or fleece pullover should have your scent. Give your puppy a shallow bowl of water. By doing this your puppy will be comforted and will think of you as their new mom.

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Friday, September 18, 2009

Puppy care - Supervise your children and pets when they interact with the Pomeranian puppy

Supervise your children and pets when they interact with the Pomeranian puppy. Continue to supervise until all are comfortable and the puppy has developed a good relationship.

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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Puppy care - Comfort your Pomeranian puppy

Comfort your Pomeranian puppy. Your puppy will miss their mother and their brothers and sisters. Talk to your puppy softly and pet your puppy lightly.

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Saturday, September 12, 2009

Puppy care - Allow your Pomeranian puppy to adjust to their new home

Allow your Pomeranian puppy to adjust to their new home and surroundings by putting him down on the floor. Do not pick the puppy up unless it is necessary. Handle your puppy as little as possible and permit no one to pick the puppy up.

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Thursday, September 10, 2009

Puppy care - Protect your Pomeranian puppy from drafts

Protect your Pomeranian puppy from drafts. If the weather is cool or cold when you pick up your puppy, wrap your puppy in a towel or a receiving blanket. Keep the puppy wrapped while in the car. Hold him in your lap until your arrive home.

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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Puppy care - Before picking up your Pomeranian puppy, you need to puppy proof your home

Before picking up your Pomeranian puppy, you need to puppy proof your home. That means remove anything small that would be harmful to your puppy. Also, put cats and other dogs in another room. Have a family meeting to discuss new puppy rules.

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Saturday, August 22, 2009

DOG FAQ - What age does Pomeranian dogs stop growing?

Most Pomeranian puppies get their growth spurt by 9 months, then finish at 18 months.

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Thursday, July 30, 2009

DOG FAQ - What is the best way to house train a Pomeranian?

This type of training can be a challenge with small dogs. We suggest trying crate training, to give the dog a “den” that it will naturally want to keep clean. The key with the Pomeranian puppy is patience and consistency. Your Pomeranian will want to please you and is very intelligent. By working with this breed in a deliberate manner, you should be fine.

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Saturday, July 11, 2009

DOG FAQ - Are Pomeranians difficult to live with?

Actually, they are generally good with children and other pets, but it may take some time for the new puppy to fit in. Early socialization with the breeder, during the first few weeks of the puppy’s life, can make a lot of difference. The Pomeranian gets along fine with older children and may be an excellent companion for an elderly person. Be prepared for a dog that is somewhat temperamental, however.

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