Training German Shepherd dog is truly a wonderful thing to do since this breed is not only goo as working dogs, but they can also be your best buddy and family pet. The German shepherd however is different from any other breeds when it comes to handling and training them. This breed is a large, strong athletic breed which requires a good amount of mental stimulation and exercise. These dogs are positively willing to serve and please their masters. As a good working dog, a German shepherd is enough to act as a deterrent but when it is ordered into action; only a few numbers of dogs can match to it as an all-rounder.
If you want to own a German shepherd, you need to consider the commitment when it comes to training for you to be able to obtain a well behaved and happy pet that you can go out with safely in public. Training German shepherd, especially a youngster and if it is your first name, you should not take it lightly. Youngsters can be very boisterous and they can easily knock over children or elder members of the family, especially if your pet is not discouraged from jumping especially when it is feeling excited. If a German shepherd gets bored, they tend to be destructive, especially when they are left alone. This breed takes 3 years to mature and so you need to be very patient as you will be in for a long haul getting though the puppy and its adolescent stage. German shepherds needs to be socialized as well starting from an early age and needs to be exposed to lots of people often for them not to develop an aggressive nature.
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