Summary

Part 1

Lezardiere

Part 2

Family Breeding

My life

II – Puppies available

III – my dogs

IV – Pack

V – The smiles on my spitzes

VI – Puppy’s sleep

VII – The puppy’s development

1. My dog’s well-being
2. Birthing
3. The playpen
4. The care, the caresses
5. The discoveries
6. The first learnings
7. videos

VIII – Photo gallery

IX – Mini farm

Part 3

At home

I – The puppy’s arrival in his new home

I – Before the puppy arrives, secure your home and garden

II – Your puppy’s arrival

1. Discovering his new territory
2. Resting area with basket
3. Dining area
4. The toy box
5. Walks

II – The first steps in education

1. Let them discover their new environment
2. Learning his name
3. Learning to use the basket
4. Potty training
5. Learning not to nibble
6. Managing “Nonsense”.
7. Take it out
8. Prevention: vaccines and anti-parasites
9. videos

III – Puppy training

1. Stimulate the puppy
2. Socialize the puppy
3. Reduce hugs from others
4. Use what motivates him
5. Meals
6. Walks
7. videos

IV – Potty training

V – Why does your puppy chew?

VI – Mistakes to avoid

1. My puppy, a child?
2. When does education start?
3. Does education only last for a period?
4. Should you come as soon as he cries?
5. How do you teach him to be alone?
6. What to do when you’re away?
7. Let your puppy jump on you?
8. Should he be taken if he is afraid?
9. My puppy sulks at his kibble
10. Should I put my hand in the bowl?
11. My puppy won’t respond to a command

VII – The positive method

I – Why use the positive method

1. Why the positive method?
2. How do we do it? – 3D rule
3. How to say “no” to your dog

II – Learning to “sit”

III – Learning to be “at the foot”

IV – Learning to “lie down”

V – Learning to “stay here”

VI – Learning the “leave”

VII – Barking – learning to “shut up”

VIII – The dog’s language

I – Understanding dog codes

1. Dog codes
2. Communication codes
3. The basis of canine communication
4. Understand your dog

II – Knowing how to interpret dog codes

1. Signals of appeasement
2. More threatening signals

Part 4

German Spitz

I – ICF : groups, sections, varieties of the German Spitz

1. The 10 Groups of the dog species
2. The 7 sections of Group 5
3. The 5 German Spitz varieties

II – History of the Pomeranian Dwarf Spitz

1. The Stone Age (6000 BC)
2. In Germany
3. In England
4. In the United States
5. In Asia
6. Is the dog descended from the wolf? By C’est pas Sorcier

III – Pomeranian Spitz

1. What is a Pomeranian?
2. What’s the difference between a Spitz Nain and a Pomeranian?
3. Why do Pomeranians have different types?
4. More information

IV – Morphology

V – character

VI – Growth

VII – colours

VIII – Genetics – DNA – Weddings

Part 5

Care and Nutrition

I – Double fur

II – Grooming

1. Brushing
2. Bathing & drying
3. Claws, teeth, eyes, ears

III – moults

1. The first moult
2. Seasonal moults
3. Postpartum moult

IV – Heat and breeding

V – Gestation and birth

VI – The puppy’s first days

VII – Vegetables and fruit that are good for our little pets

VIII – Foods to avoid

Part 6

New products

I – vegetables and fruit that are good for your dog

II – foods never to be given

III – Collar or harness?

IV – Summer heat

V- vaccines

VI – Glossary