We got a Pomeranian puppy when I was younger and she sure did like to bark, run and jump.
She had this really bad habit of running as fast as she could and jumping up on my mama's coffee table and sliding to the other end of the table.
When we would have company, Parchi, would not stop barking or jumping up and down.
She was so disruptive and it was so embarrassing.
She was like a wild dog.
Our company would not stay long because she would get on their nerves jumping and barking all the time.
Me being a positive soul find advantages to this - it was a good thing when we didn't want your company to stay very long!! We even tried to put her in a bedroom but she would yelp even louder and destroy things in the bedroom.
We realized we had to find some unique approach to communicate with Parchi or we were going to have to get rid of her.
We found some helpful tools that did direct us in the right direction.
The process was going to help us make Parchi stop barking and jumping and be obedient to our commands.
Through learning to communicate with Parchi we should be able to make her stop the disobedient barking and jumping.
This approach would also enable us to get her to calm down and be more civil.
We realized it would take much obedience training to teach Parchi to stop jumping and sliding on the coffee table.
Of course, this was hilarious when she started doing it but after a while it "left its marks on the coffee table," which was not good at all.