What should I do if my Pomeranian is too active? If my Pomeranian is too active, first of all, I need to train it to understand passwords and obey commands. You can severely reprimand your Pomeranian when it is naughty and reward it after it calms down. Or you can take your Pomeranian out more often. Exercise frees up energy so it doesn't have any extra energy for mischief.

First, let the Pomeranian learn to obey commands. If the dog is well educated, it will be very good. For example, when a dog is extremely active, we can use the NO command to stop it. Or when your dog is extremely excited and doesn’t obey commands at all, just ignore it. Wait until it calms down before training.

If the Pomeranian keeps causing trouble and refuses to stop, the owner should immediately reprimand it in a firm voice: "Quiet". When the dog stops barking and jumping, the owner may wish to give it some snacks or praise it to show encouragement. The purpose of this is to let the dog know that being obedient and staying quiet can be favored and rewarded by the owner.

For Pomeranian dogs that are very energetic, you can take them out for exercise. Sufficient amount of exercise can consume the dog's energy. After a long day of playing or running, your dog would rather get a good night's sleep than waste his energy getting into mischief.

It is best not to hit a Pomeranian casually. The most common mistake we make in the process of raising a dog is to hit the dog. In the process of raising a dog, many impatient people like to beat the dog when they see that the dog refuses to change despite repeated teachings. You must know that dogs are also creatures that need to be contained. If you beat the puppy blindly, it will easily cause the dog to have a rebellious mentality. The bigger the dog is, the more destructive it will be and difficult to manage.