A narrow 1-0 defeat at Manchester United back in August remains the only loss Pochettino's men have tasted in league action and they welcome managerless Aston Villa to White Hart Lane on Monday night looking to maintain that sequence.
Despite the run, five draws mean Spurs have not managed to break into the top four during the opening 10 games but Pochettino reckons there is more to come from his young side.
"It's true that we are very difficult for the opponent," he said.
"Our mentality and the way we take every game, we show that we are very difficult team for the opponent
We need to carry on in the same way
We need to improve.
"In football you can always improve
We are very happy in the way the first 10 games in the Premier League have gone
But we can do better
This is our challenge."
Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City have already visited White Hart Lane this season but none of them could leave with the three points, with champions City beaten 4-1 and Liverpool only able to draw in Jurgen Klopp's first game in charge.
And Pochettino reckons a better focus has made his side hard to play against at home, having lost six times in north London last year.
"Last season it was difficult for us to get the good and positive results from the beginning," he added.
"This season we are much more focused, and more difficult for the opponents
This is only the beginning
It is only 10 games in the Premier League
We have a lot of games.
"But I think our mentality is right and it's good
We need to keep working hard
We are in a very good place
But our aim is to go up and try to win the game and our challenge and our objective now is the next game - Monday against Aston Villa."
The game against Villa on Monday night starts a run of three games in six days that includes a vital Europa League clash at home to Anderlecht before the small matter of a north London derby against Arsenal next Sunday.
But, despite former Spurs head coach Tim Sherwood losing his job as Villa boss last weekend, Pochettino will not take them lightly.
"In football, it is always difficult," he said about the challenge of facing bottom side Villa.
"Every opponent and team is difficult
I always tell the players that it is important how we take the game to the players
We need to be focused and concentrate
We have a good example against Anderlecht and Bournemouth.
"Both these games were difficult, with different teams, a different style of football
But always it's our problem, it's in our heads, how we take
We need to be focused in every game, in every training session - and deliver all that we have worked on throughout the week."
Source : PA
Source: PA