The main purpose of the training here is to enable Pomeranian to quickly return to his master after hearing the command under the command of his master. Once your Pomeranian is familiar with the "come" command, you will naturally feel a sense of security when you take it out for a walk.

1. Let the Pomeranian sit down; smell the bait in your hand or let it pay attention to the toy in your hand to arouse its interest.

2. When it is interested, take a step back and say the command "come here" to it.

3. Before the puppy’s mouth touches the food, say “good boy” to it.

4. Repeat the above steps, first practice short distances, then gradually extend the distance, and praise and reward correct movements.

Note: Start training in a quiet place, and then gradually move to a noisier place.

Training Pomeranian to accompany you under your control can lay a good foundation for further training between you.

1. When Pomeranian sits next to you, make the movements to start training.

2. Call Pomeranian's name to make him concentrate. When you start moving forward, pat the dog's leg on your side, let it come to you, and say "Follow" command to it. Remember, the "Follow" command is only given when the dog is in the correct position.

3. After Pomeranian takes a few steps, shorten the distance between you, bring it closer to you, continue to praise and encourage it, and repeat the exercise.

Note: During the entire journey, do not tighten the rope and keep it loose at all times. When the dog shows signs of deviating from the correct position, you should immediately tighten the rope to stop it and guide it to the correct position.