There are usually two main problems or issues that people want to manage when it comes to their German Shepherd jumping: 1. How To Stop Their German Shepherd Jumping On Them and Other People 2. How To Stop Their German Shepherd Jumping Over Their Fence Both these problems can be solved with a little … Read more
This guide is a complimentary guide to our main guide on how to train a German Shepherd, including top tips, and advice from a professional dog trainer. You can find out foundational training tips in that main guide. The guide below is about Learning How To Potty Train A German Shepherd Puppy Potty training … Read more
A good dog harness is one of the essential pieces of equipment recommended for your German Shepherd dog or puppy, along with a leash and collar. In the guide below, we’ve put together a list of some of the top rated harnesses on the market. Let’s take a look! (NOTE: this is a general information … Read more
We wanted to put together a good foundational guide for how to train your German Shepherd. The guide below is therefor split into two parts: – 10 General Tips For Training Your German Shepherd – Advice From A Professional Dog Trainer On Training German Shepherds, & Dogs In General At the very bottom of … Read more
This guide is a complimentary guide to our main guide on how to train a German Shepherd, including top tips, and advice from a professional dog trainer. In the guide below, we outline specific training tips for: – Off Leash Training – On Leash Training (including Pulling, Stopping, & Lunging/Barking) – Heeling Training Let’s take … Read more
Nipping can lead to negative consequences for you, your GSD (German Shepherd Dog) and the wider public + other dogs. It is completely normal for German Shepherd puppies to gently mouth you, and the objects around the house. But, if this behavior isn’t managed from a young age, an adolescent and/or adult dog can cause … Read more
At the same time you start thinking: “Why Does My German Shepherd Eat His or Her Poop?”, you’re probably thinking about all the places your GSD sticks their mouth and tongue afterwards. It’s not a pleasant habit, and it’s certainly not sanitary. Safe to say….It’s something that needs fixing, and quick! We’ve put together … Read more
Some German Shepherds might show signs of being a lot more timid or scared than the average dog. Sometimes it can just be a puppy getting acquainted to it’s surroundings – most dogs after they become socialised and comfortable will settle down a lot. And sometimes it might be because of something more serious … Read more
