Introduction

Bringing home a new Pomeranian puppy is exciting, but it can also be a little overwhelming. There are so many things to get ready before your new furry friend comes home, even if you’re just getting the essentials. This blog will help you figure out everything you need for your pet including toys and treats so that your precious pooch has a safe and happy start in their new home!

Get the puppy essentials.

• Get the puppy essentials.
• A collar and leash are always a good idea, especially for pomeranians who love to run around and explore their new home.
• If you plan on feeding the pup regular food you’ll need to get some bowls and food as well!
• Treats are also a must because they will help maintain your dog’s health while teaching them good behavior! Remember that treats should only be given in moderation! If you have any left over after training sessions or play time than put them away until next time. You don’t want your Pomeranian getting overweight!

Bring along the toys.

The best toys are soft and cuddly. They will be your puppy’s favorite. You should bring as many as you can fit in your car, but don’t bring too many at once or you may overwhelm them and make them too anxious to play with any of them. Also, remember that the most important part of playing with a toy is chewing it! If your puppy likes to chew on things (and he will), then make sure that these toys are made out of materials that can withstand some gnawing—for example, fleece fabric instead of hard plastic.

You’ll also want some quieter toys for when it’s time to rest up after all that intense playing earlier in the day – maybe even something in case they get bored while waiting for dinner time? Remember: everything needs attention from time-to-time so if need be there should always be something they’re allowed access without being destructive toward it (this could just mean giving him his own space).

Keep your pet safe at home.

When you bring your puppy home, it is important to make sure that they stay safe. Your pet can become injured if left unsupervised. They could also get into trouble with household items that are dangerous for them to chew on.

Keep your puppy on a leash when you are in the house

Your puppy should be supervised at all times and kept on a leash when walking around the house. This will prevent them from running into something or someone and injuring themselves in the process. If you have young children, it’s essential that everyone knows where your dog is at all times so no one gets hurt by accident!

Microchip your dog

A microchip is another way of making sure nobody can take away this cute furry friend ever again! It’s basically like having an ID card built right into their bodies so if they were ever lost and found by some kind person who wanted to help but wasn’t sure how because there was no collar or tag around their neck then BOOM: there would be proof right there inside their own body showing exactly which family belongs together forever 🙂 So consider getting one today!

Prep the car.

When you bring your new Pomeranian home, it’s important to remember that they are still puppies. They will need some time to adjust and get used to their new environment. The first thing you should do is prep your car for the puppy’s arrival by making sure there are safe places for them to sit or lie down as well as food and water in case of emergency situations. You’ll also want a blanket or towel for covering the carrier so that it doesn’t get too cold or too warm inside during the ride from the breeder/rescue center back home!

Set up a comfortable sleeping area.

The crate is a good place for the puppy to sleep, so make sure it is large enough for the puppy to move around in. If you choose not to use a crate, you should at least have a comfortable bed that has been washed with natural soap and water. Place this bed in a quiet area of the house where there is minimal activity. It’s also important that the temperature of this room stays consistent; if it gets too hot or too cold, your puppy could get sick!

You should never leave your dog unattended outside of its sleeping area (or anywhere else).

Make sure your puppy has access to fresh water at all times.

• Make sure your puppy has access to fresh water at all times.
• How often to refill the water bowl.
• What amount of water your puppy should drink in a day.
• If your dog is eating and drinking normally, there’s nothing to worry about!

Use special treats to help train your Pomeranian puppy, and make it easier for both you and your puppy to adjust to new environments.

Treats are an excellent way to reward good behavior, especially when you’re trying to teach your Pomeranian puppy something new. Additionally, treats can be used to teach the puppy what is acceptable behavior in certain situations and environments. For example, if your pup is getting stressed out while walking through a busy street or mall with lots of people around, you may want to reward them by giving them a treat whenever they ignore people who pass by or stay close by you at all times. This will help prevent your puppy from getting anxious in these situations because they will associate receiving treats with being calm and focused on you as their owner and guardian.

You can also use treats as rewards during training sessions so that the Pomeranian can associate learning new tricks with receiving tasty tidbits! The best way for this process works is if each time your Pomeranian does something correctly (such as sitting down), then immediately tosses them one of these delicious morsels into their mouth before moving onto the next command.”

Conclusion

So, when you’re ready to bring home your new puppy, you’ll be prepared for everything that comes with it. You’ve got the best and most helpful tips from others who have been through the process already. Now all that’s left is to make sure you have fun!