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Biscuit just hit 5 months and I'm not ready for how much personality she has?? πŸΎπŸ’•

okay I need to gush for a second because Biscuit (Pomeranian, 5 months) has developed SO much personality this past month and I wasn't prepared for it!! she has opinions about EVERYTHING now β€” which blanket she sleeps on, which treats are "acceptable," even which shoes I wear apparently because she barks at my sneakers but not my sandals lol 😭 is this normal Pom behavior or do I just have a tiny diva on my hands? also if anyone has tips for the barking thing specifically I would love them, it's the one part I'm not totally sure how to handle yet! everything else I'm just enjoying honestly, this little dog has my whole heart πŸ’•πŸΆ
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Biscuit sounds like she's settling into her personality right on schedule, Sofia β€” that's peak puppy development. For anyone curious about Pomeranian temperament more broadly: allinpets.com/pets/dogs/pomeranian

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"barks at my sneakers but not my sandals" is sending me lol. biscuit has TASTE apparently. the tiny diva thing is real with poms though, my aunt's pom runs that entire household

The barking is manageable if you start now rather than later. Don't reward the bark by reacting to it (even attention counts as reward to a puppy). Wait for a pause, then reward the pause. Consistency over a few weeks will shift this significantly.

Pomeranians are well known for developing strong opinions early β€” it's consistent with the breed's general alertness and intelligence. On the shoe barking specifically: this is likely a visual/texture trigger rather than true discrimination between shoe types, possibly the shine or shape of the sneakers catching her attention differently. A "quiet" cue with reward the moment she stops barking, introduced consistently now, will generalize well at this age.

This is so sweet?? Daisy is going through something similar at almost 5 months too, suddenly very opinionated about things she didn't care about a month ago lol. I don't have Pom-specific advice but just wanted to say I relate so much to the "tiny diva" energy, feels like such a normal puppy phase stage!!

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