Methods to toilet train German Shepherds

1. Fixed toilet. Dip a little bit of German Shepherd urine in a newspaper and place it in the fixed dog toilet. When the German Shepherd dog needs to excrete, the owner should guide it to the fixed dog toilet and then let it excrete normally.

2. Fixed time. The excretion time of German shepherd dogs generally occurs after getting up in the morning, or 30 minutes after each meal, and 15 minutes after each drink of water.

3. Observe actions. If you find that the German Shepherd lowers his head and sniffs repeatedly in a small area, walks back and forth, turns in circles, etc., this means that the German Shepherd needs to excrete.

4. Praise. After the dog excretes normally, the owner should give it some encouragement and praise to show that it has done a very good job and encourage the dog to still excrete in this fixed place next time.

5. Persistence. Leading the dog to defecate in a fixed place is a matter that requires long-term persistence. German Shepherds who do not defecate in a fixed place must also be punished.

Things to note when training a German Shepherd

1. Although the German Shepherd has a more ferocious personality, it can be made docile and uncharacteristic through nurture. Aggression.

2. During training, the dog should be brought into contact with outsiders as early as possible. If the German Shepherd shows a friendly gesture to the person introduced by the owner, it should be praised in time.

3. When selecting German Shepherd puppies, you should choose ones with strong attachment to people. This kind of dog can establish a deep relationship with its owner in a short period of time.

4. Although the German Shepherd has a deep relationship with its owner, it is difficult to establish good relationships with outsiders due to its arrogant and indifferent nature.

5. It is difficult to concentrate the dog's attention during the first training. At this time, you need to be patient and never act too hastily.

6. It is best to reward the dog immediately after completing the task as required, such as feeding some meat. If the dog cannot feel that the training is happy, then it will not meet expectations. for training purposes.