Pomeranian is a companion dog that needs to be accompanied for a long time. It is too dependent on the owner. Once the owner leaves, or if the Pomeranian is left alone at home for a long time, the Pomeranian is prone to separation anxiety. In the end, the Pomeranian is prone to separation anxiety. Obvious symptoms are yelling when seeing the owner holding a bag, or chewing things around the house to vent their emotions. If you are a person who is busy with work and does not have a lot of time, I advise you not to raise a Pomeranian.

2. Curiosity

The Pomeranian is naturally very curious and highly excited. It will do a lot of baptism of things in the home. Although it is small in size, due to its high excitement level, compared with other small dogs, it can tear down the house. The dog's ability is also quite powerful, so it is recommended that if the owner is not at home, he should put Pomeranian in a cage full of toys and let him play by himself, so as not to see a mess when he comes back.

3. Particularly fond of barking

Pomeranian dogs are smart, alert, and suspicious by nature. They will react strongly to the slightest movement and will yell, and their voices are very sharp. This can easily disturb people, so owners should conduct certain inspections on Pomeranian dogs at home. Stop training, combined with delicious snack training, is a very effective training method for gluttonous Pomeranians.

IV. Gluttony

Pomeranians are very greedy. Whether you are eating or eating snacks, you will always see Pomeranians standing next to you, staring directly at you, but not all foods can be eaten by dogs, such as Human food or snacks, these foods will not only make Pomeranian's hair rough and picky, but also increase the burden on its internal organs. It is recommended that owners give it nutritious and healthy snacks or natural food.