What should you do if your Pomeranian bites? The first time your Pomeranian bites, you should immediately reprimand it, hold its chin or make loud noises to intimidate it. After reprimanding it, if it stops biting, pat its head and praise it. Second, you can spray "anti-licking and biting spray" on your body. Third, to train the dog to get used to contact with strangers, you can ask friends to feed Pomeranian food, and then the two of you will praise it together, or you can often take Pomeranian out for walks to have more contact with strangers.

1. Severe reprimand: The Pomeranian must be reprimanded immediately after biting its owner. Also, keep your expression serious, otherwise it will think you are playing with it.

2. Reprimand method: Hold its chin or roll the magazine into a tube and knock it on the floor, or make loud noises to intimidate it.

3. Give both kindness and power: If biting occurs in the future, reprimand it repeatedly. If it is effective, pat its head and praise it. After a while, it will understand that biting is wrong and bad behavior.

4. Anti-biting spray: If this still cannot change the Pomeranian’s bad habits, you can also go to the veterinary hospital to buy an “anti-licking spray” and spray it evenly on the hands and feet to cultivate the Pomeranian. good habits.

5. Understand the reasons for biting: Sometimes Pomeranians will bite out of caution or fear when they see strangers. At this time, you can ask your friends for help to train the dog to get used to contact with strangers.

6. Friends help with feeding: When letting friends feed Pomeranian food, let it see the food being handed to the friend from the owner, so that it can understand that this person is trusted by the owner and is not a dangerous person.

7. Praise together with friends: After eating the food fed by a friend, two people praise it together, so that it can gradually get used to contact with strangers, and it will naturally get better over time.

8. Go out for a walk often: Walk to have more contact with strangers, so that the Pomeranian can learn how to face such situations through increased experience. This is a great exercise to practice while staying safe while still being able to interact with strangers. If the bite gradually stops, give food as encouragement.