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Training A German Shepherd
When training a german shepherd dog it is wise to get information from a breeder or rescues on training techniques.
Choosing a breeder you need to make sure that his/her dogs are healthy, correctly bred and have no behavioral problems. Make sure you see the parents' certifications. Meet both sire and dam if possible since personalities of the puppy’s ancestors are very important. Adult males of this breed should range between 24 and 26 inches at the shoulder; females range from 22 to 24 inches. Males within the standard may weigh anywhere from 65 to 90 pounds depending on the bloodline. Females may weigh from 55 to 80 pounds.
When training a german shepherd dog it is wise to get information from a breeder or rescues on training techniques.
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Training A German Shepherd -
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Also called Alsatian.
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Nowadays, this breed is known in all parts of the world. Most dogs of this breed are used as family pets. They are praised for their intelligence, loyalty and protectiveness. The breed is able to perform almost any task a canine can do. It’s widely used as police dogs, search and rescue dogs, guide dogs and so forth. Some people believe that these large and powerful dogs are aggressive. It’s far from the truth. Such negative image of the breed appeared due to poor breeding and socialization. When training a german shepherd dog it is wise to get information from a breeder or rescues on training techniques.
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