How to train a tiny.
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any tips on how (train/break) a newly acquired tiny.
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Give her time to get acclimated to your voice, your touch, and your smell.
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Let her hear you coming, and let her put herself into your hand.
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Give her a new name, and reward her when she responds to it.
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fridge until she craves your warmth
ask me how I know shivers
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Place her in a jar too tall for her to get out of and put it in a common area where she can see & hear you go by. After some time of her yelling & cursing you (if you were the one that shrunknapped her), she’ll come around to be needing your attention and what contact.
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1.Show her the ground/living arrangement rules, and explain punishments for breaking them, and rewards of being good.
2.Show her how good it can be having you as an owner, giving her examples of what other owners do and don’t do with their SWs.
3.Get to know each other by action and reaction, what is she eager about or isn’t, her tastes can persuade her reactions, by Love or hate.
4. Show her how good sex is as a tiny, size advantages and disadvantages, touching and oral talents and tools that can be used.
5. Make her your lover, friend, or break her will by using 1 through 4. -
All carrot and stick.
Give the poor little thing time to adjust to the new life, being a pet can be scary. No overt cruelty, but no taking undue misbehaving from them either.
Depending on the purpose your pet is to serve, toy or companion, will greatly determine the next course of action. But either way, it should be a slow transition. Folk either don’t notice or just flat out ignore change if it’s slow enough.
But naturally, brute force can be considered the quick, or fun, option. But you can’t control how a window breaks by throwing a rock at it. You have to chip away at it slowly, carefully, and with the right tools. Unless you have a steady supply of tiny subjects, the brute force approach is too messy to properly train a loyal pet.
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