In care When it comes to German shepherd dogs, in addition to all the usual games, you also need to master certain skills to get to know them, so that you can be more gentle, gentle and obedient. However, if the German Shepherd is too young, training will not only increase the burden on the body, but also hinder the growth and development of the body. If the dog is too old, the training effect will not be obvious, reducing the difficulty of training. So, how old is the best training effect for German Shepherd dogs? Let’s take a look at everything below.

1. How big to get familiar with

How old is it for German Shepherd dogs to become more familiar? Generally speaking, when a German Shepherd is two to three months old, it is the golden age for building affinity, and when a German Shepherd is three to six months old, it is the best time for familiarity. This time can start Begin to become familiar with some basic movements, such as sitting down, lying down, walking, etc. Generally speaking, after your dog performs a certain action, you must remember to give it a certain amount of encouragement. Only in this way can you stimulate your dog's familiarity and concern and improve the overall learning effect.

2. Familiar with matters needing attention

In the process of familiarization, be sure to remember to tie The traction rope must be moderate, not too long or too short. In addition, be careful not to tie it too tight or too loose. If it is too tight, it is likely to strangle your dog, which has normal effects. Breathe, if it is too loose, the dog may be able to escape from the rope. During the familiarization period, use gestures and verbal instructions to help avoid making unclear sounds, which may also cause the dog to be unable to hear the instructions clearly. .

3. Jump familiar

If you want to practice the jumping ability of German shepherd dogs, we can build a development at a high place and then develop your dog to practice jumping. In addition, You can find a shorter obstacle, let your dog follow it, and then all over the obstacle. Before preparing to jump, remember to give the jump command. The entire familiarization process can be passed throughContinuous repetition will deepen familiarity and memory. Once it becomes proficient, by gradually reducing the height of the obstacle, the dog's jumping ability can be effectively improved.

The above is the relevant introduction to how familiar the German Shepherd Dog is. When we get to know the German Shepherd Dog, we need to break all the familiarity into specific methods and actions. When the dog completes an action Always give it a certain amount of praise, so that it can become familiar with you.

                    </p>

                </p>