Pomeranians are known for their bold, confident, energetic manner, and it is for this reason that they are good at competitions, running with heads up, eager to trot around the ring. That feisty temperament can also be a problem when a puppy is too willful or stubborn, so Pomeranian puppy training must include an introduction to firm but gentle limits.
One of the most important aspects of puppy training is housetraining. Pomeranian training in this area requires patience and understanding because Pomeranian puppies have small bladders. Set up a regular schedule and take your puppy outside at least every two hours. Go to the same place each time and praise him or her for doing the right thing in the right place. Puppies are easily distracted so do not expect your pup to get right down to business as soon as he or she reaches the great outdoors. Even a puppy who needs to go out and has made its needs known to you might temporarily forget what it came for if it smells interesting new smells, sees something attractive, or hears distracting sounds. Give the puppy plenty of time to remember what it came outside for. Have a command, such as,