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German Shepherd Dog Collars

June 10th, 2011 admin No comments

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Electric Dog Collar

Once you have understood that electric dog collars are gentle and humane dog training tools, your next step is to choose the right electric collar and learn the right way to use it.

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These are the main things you have to remember in choosing an electric collar:

The range of the static should be adjustable. Dog shock collars have dials or buttons for changing the intensity of the static shock released. There should be a wide range to make sure that you get the right level for your dog. You should be able to turn it up or down depending on your pet’s reaction.
Collar length should be adjustable. The dog collar should be adjustable to make sure your pet is comfortable with the collar around his neck. It should not be too tight or too loose.
The dog collar width should not be too thick. Thick collars are uncomfortable for your pet. As you know, dogs don’t sweat. If the collar is too thick, it would be like your dog is wearing a scarf around his neck and this will cause him discomfort and he might attempt to get the collar off.
Get an electric collar that is lightweight. A heavy collar can cause discomfort to the dog or may make them feel like their on a leash or tied down. Make sure that the shock collar you get is light.

With those requirements, you also have to consider the size, breed and age of your dog. A puppy will definitely need a milder training collar compared to a full grown dog. A Chihuahua will most definitely require something smaller and lighter compared to a German Shepherd or a St. Bernard.

So, after buying the right electric collar for your pet, you have to make sure you use it right. At first, you may want to test it on yourself to check the intensity of the static shock. Next, adjust the level of static based on your dog’s reaction. Never let your dog see you with the remote to avoid making him associate the shock to you holding it. Once you’ve reached a level of static that elicits a reasonable reaction, like confusion or a mild shake of the head, this will tell you that your dog has felt the buzz from the collar. Just remember to correct the unwanted action at the exact moment your dog performed it so he can associate the action to the static. Once your dog learns not to perform the unwanted action, you can stop using the shock collar and go back to a regular one.

An electric dog collar comes in handy in training your dog to be the lovable pet he’s supposed to be. With this collar, you can prevent him from destroying your or your neighbors’ garden and chasing after other animals in the neighborhood. Once he’s trained, even your neighbors will love your pet.

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do prong collars help with aggressive dogs?or an agressive female german shepherd?

she’s good with people but not with other dogs besides ours. i can’t afford a dog trainer because i’m just a teen. need help

No, it will most likey make things worse – don’t take her around other dogs until you can afford to go to training and learn how to properly train the dog. If you are a teen, you should have adults responsible for the dog and they need to pay for you or them to train the dog so the problem doesn’t escalate.

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German Shepherd Terrier

May 10th, 2011 admin No comments

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Why does my cousin have a German Shepherd/Yorkshire terrier?

It’s very cute. But, how did the Yorkie reach up to the female GSD???????? IM CONFUSED………………
How did they do it??

About 25 yrs ago I had a male chihuahua about 5 months old. One day I let him out to do his business and there was a GSD in heat and she lured him out of our yard. I idn’t think he would breed that early. I couldn’t find my little chihuahua, looked for him a long time, and finally this GSD came trotting down the street with my little chihuahuas attached to her rear end. I don’t know how it happened but it did. We moved away not long after and did not get to see the pups.

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Selecting the Right Breed of Dog for You

When considering the right breed of dog for you or your family, you will want to make the following comparisons among breeds and properly evaluate all conditions pertaining to your choice. Each breed carries with it certain traits and assets that can determine the right dog for you. Please consider the following: Ease of training, Activity and playfulness levels, Aggression (towards people/other dogs/other pets), Energy level, Tolerance to temperatures, Mood around other animals or people.

Some Breed Comparisons:

* Labrador Retriever-The Labrador Retriever is a large dog breed. They are consistently the most popular breed of dog in the United States and Canada. Labs, as they are commonly called, are generally well tempered, athletic and intelligent dogs. Labrador Retriever originated in Newfoundland, Canada.

* Yorkshire Terriers (Yorkies) – Yorkshire Terrier dogs make great companions. The Yorkshire Terrier is an xx-small dog breed but carry a bold personality. Often referred to as Yorkies, the breed originated in Yorkshire, England in the mid 1800s. Yorkies have a long, silky coat which requires an average amount of grooming.

* German Shepherd – German Shepherd Dogs were originally bred in Germany during the late 1800s. The German Shepherd Dog is a large dog breed. The breed is generally obedient and intelligent which causes them to be utilized by many police and military organizations around the world. German Shepherds are active and hard working dogs.

* Golden Retrievers – Golden Retriever dogs were originally bred in Scotland during the 1800s as a hunting dog. The Golden Retriever is a medium size dog breed. The breed is often used by police, rescue and seeing-eye organizations due to its intelligence and athleticism. Golden Retrievers are friendly, kind and confident.

* Beagles – Beagle dogs were originally bred in Great Britain around 1830 as a hunting dog. The Beagle is a small dog breed and a member of the hound family. The breed requires a small amount of pet grooming and a moderate amount of exercise.

* Boxers – The Boxer is a medium dog breed. The breed was originally developed in Germany during the late 1800s. The Boxer has a smooth, short-haired coat. Boxers require a moderate amount of exercise and grooming.

* Dachshunds (My personal Favorite) – The Dachshund was originally bred for badger hunting during the 15th century. The breed is commonly known for their short legs and relatively long body. Dachshunds are playful dogs but are also known for their stubborn personalities. They require a small amount of grooming and a moderate amount of exercise.

* Bulldogs – Bulldogs are known for their thick shoulders and head and the folds on their face. Bulldogs were originally bred in England in the 1500s and are thought to be a descendent of the Mastiff. They are a medium size dog breed and require an average amount of grooming.

* Poodles – The poodle is a medium size dog breed which originated in German during the 15th century. The poodle is known as one of the most intelligent dog breeds. Their coat is long and dense and it is commonly groomed in a fashionable manner for dog shows, which makes the breed highly recognizable.

* Shih Tzu – The Shih Tzu is an xx-small dog breed which originated in China. The Shih Tzu is one of the oldest dog breeds. They are characterized by their short muzzle and their long silky coat. Shih Tzus require an average amount of grooming and a minimal amount of exercise.

If you have specific needs, or require a dog for a specific activity, then there are best dog breeds for that activity and purpose. For example, if you travel a lot and you want to take your dog with you, then toy dog breeds are probably the best dog breeds for you. These dogs are very small and they can fit comfortably in small cages. They can also travel on cars without taking up too much space and without causing a fuss, provided their needs are taken care of.

If you, or someone from your family are allergic to dogs, then the best dog breeds for you will be the hypoallergenic breeds. These breeds shed very little hair and/or produce less saliva and dander, which are the main triggers to dog allergies. Nevertheless, bear in mind that no dog breed can really guarantee you that it will not cause allergies, as each individual dog and person have different metabolism. A dog that doesn’t cause allergic reactions in an allergic person can still cause allergic reactions in a different person.

Another typical use for dogs is for guarding places. If you want a dog to protect your property, most German dogs are the best dog breeds for this purpose. They are very territorial and defensive of their masters. They are also fierce and courageous, and will attack strangers if they perceive them as threats. That doesn’t mean they can’t be family dogs, just that they require a lot of training and socialization when they’re puppies in order to get them familiarized with their human masters and their family.

So, as you can see, there aren’t best dog breeds that can apply for every occasion and need. It all depends on your situation and what you want in a dog.

Now that you have done some studying about they types of dogs that are available and have put the proper though and effort into learning all you can about the your dog of choice, it is now time to adopt or make your purchase. Good luck in making the right choice.

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German Shepherd Training Toys

May 8th, 2011 admin No comments

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What is the best puppy food to feed german shepherd puppies in the UK, and where is it available. Many Thanks?

I am due to pick up my German Shepherd Pup in approx 10 days and want to make sure that I have everything in place.

One of my concerns is choosing the best puppy food that is easily available in the UK (London). I have heard of a brand called eukanuba which sounds perfect, however I do not know if this is easily available in the UK, therefore I would really appreciate your help in this matter.

Also I have made a basic shopping list as follows, please could you let me know if I have missed anything.

Many Thanks

Puppy Shopping List

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Hi There,

You must be dead excited about getting your puppy! I love german shepherds they are wonderful dogs.

I would definitely recommend Orijen dog food as it is one of the best available foods for dogs and is as close to a dogs natural diet in a dry kibble form. No fillers, wheat or grain just meat & veg! You can get it here: http://www.mutleyandmog.co.uk/dog/dog-food/complete-dry-dog-food/orijen-dog-food/

I get my food from there and they are really quick at getting it out to you. I would also suggest if you are changing the food from something else that you make sure that you do it gradually over 2 or 3 weeks. So for first wee while do 75% old food 25% new food and so on till you get down to just the new food.

Its best to do it this way as sometimes changing your dogs diet quickly can cause them to have an upset stomach.

I think you have your list pretty much sorted, though you have missed off a bed and maybe a blanket plus I would say a wee soft toy as well as puppies need something soothing as they won’t have their mums.

Other foods that are good in case you decide against Orijen are Burns, Arden Grange, Royal Canin & James Wellbeloved.

Good luck with your new puppy!

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German Shepherd Help

March 7th, 2011 admin No comments

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How can I make my one year old German Shepherd stop barking?

My daughter and I have a one year old German Shepherd. She barks all the time. At everything, everywhere. She doesn’t bite or anything, so she’s not mean. But Does anyone know how to make a dog stop barking? Please help

Ok this is gonna sound so lame and it may take a lil time but it does work….

like whenever he starts barking like in a room and u r there then just get up and walk away, and keep repeating….

if he is barking at other people then try having a stranger or that person come in and if the dog barks then walk out or use a lil discipline (spray bottle) and try it over and over and when he does get it right, give him a little treat

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Grab Five German Shepherd Puppy Training Tips To Success ASAP!

The earlier the German shepherd puppy training is began, the better. German shepherd dogs are forceful. Without appropriate German shepherd training, they might go tearing up your house, digging up the yard, barking constantly, poop all over and become your worst nightmare.

Make sure that you can provide appropriate German shepherd puppy training before thinking of buying a new one. This helps mold the animal’s behavior. Smart and sociable, German shepherds were bred by Germans to guard and herd sheep and they are considered a good choice of pet because of their guarding abilities.

Now, here are five German shepherd puppy training tips that are guaranteed successful:

German shepherd puppy training tip one:

Before considering on owning a German shepherd dog, you must first understand the nature of the breed. Therefore, it would help to do a research ahead of time. This type of canine is fearless and vigilant. However, German shepherd aggression, although this is a common problem, can be easily controlled with the right German shepherd puppy training methods.

Once the Shepherd puppy reaches your home, he should be considered as a member of the family. He needs to be fed regularly and have plenty of play activities just like a human child. Owners should be financially and emotionally committed and serious in raising this kind of dog. As he grows up, his needs also change and you should be able to anticipate these changes.

German shepherd puppy training tip two:

German shepherd puppy training should begin as early as possible. About seven to eight weeks, your German shepherd puppy’s brain is already receptive to new lessons. He has the capacity to follow commands, although it may take a while to fully understand the true meaning of each command.

Training young German shepherds are preferable because their behaviors are more controllable than those who already hit puberty. Remember the saying “It is hard to teach old dogs new tricks.” This is a large and powerful breed and untrained German shepherd adults may wreak havoc everywhere you go.

German shepherd puppy training three:

Start with the basic commands. The best way to make sure that the instructions are absorbed is to use one-syllable word such as sit, heel, down and stay. Commands must be clear to achieve a better chance of success and they need not be taught all at the same time.

As soon as your German shepherd puppy masters these skills, move on to the next. Teach him more complex tricks like shake hands and high five. Do not rush on things to avoid confusing the canine. Some German shepherds may have short attention span but this is normal and they will eventually outgrow them.

Do not forget to lavish him with praises and treats as soon as he displays the desired behavior so he will associate rewards with obeying your rules.

German shepherd puppy training tip four:

German shepherd puppies should be provided enough socialization and exercise. Although they may be friendly to their human family, they may not treat other dogs and strangers this way outside their family surroundings. Because of this, they should be exposed to new dogs, people and environment from time to time.

Adequate exercise is also essential to be able to stimulate their mind and body. While your German shepherd puppy is still young, take him to an afternoon walk frequently for at least 30 minutes in a local dog park and allow him to play with other dogs and humans.

German shepherd puppy training tip five:

One of the most important German shepherd puppy training methods is the German shepherd crate training. This teaches the animal how to housebreak or to become potty. This is also very helpful especially when you are the type who often goes out for long stretches of time.

The crate should be a comfortable area where he can eat, stay and sleep well. Once you start crate training your German shepherd puppy, he may be whining a lot while he is in his crate but do not mind this at all. Sooner or later, he will get the hang of it.

The right German shepherd puppy training that is initiated early on will assure you of great years with your German shepherd dog. By being consistent and patient all throughout the training process, you will see how he can benefit your family and the society.

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German Shepherd Large

March 5th, 2011 admin No comments

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German Shepherd !!??

hello,i am writing because i don’t know if i should get the german shepherd dog , i have took a dog test on the web i answered that i want a :

beautiful
breathtaking
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noble
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and i got the top dog as the german shepherd i have checked this dog up and i very much agree that this is one hec of a ( one of the most beautiful )beautiful dogs athletic lean and thin large and aloof loyal and wolf looking would you consider these traits true ? thank-you for helping and answering u have my greatest thanks !

Yes. I wish I owned a german shepherd. They are very beautiful dogs. Everything you have said about them is true, and I think that you should get one.

Hope I helped you out!

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Six Solutions To Block German Shepherd Biting Problems For Good

Fixing German shepherd biting issues is something that owners should be knowledgeable of and give their full attention. German shepherd dogs are dynamic and large-sized breeds, hence, their handlers must provide appropriate measures in protecting themselves while in close contact with these canines.

German shepherds are smart and versatile dogs. German shepherd biting issues need to be resolved as early as possible before it’s too late. However, the entire process may take weeks or even months before the desired results are achieved since German shepherds cannot automatically learn house lessons.

While German Shepherd biting may occur naturally as part of growth and development, unfortunately, its source can also be German shepherd aggression. Fear, pain and strange sights may trigger him to do this particular behavior. On the flipside, there are several solutions to this alarming issue.

Six Solutions To Block German Shepherd Biting Problems For Good:

First solution: Obtain detailed information regarding German shepherd dogs before deciding to own one. Take note that each and ever dog breed has its own particulars and it is not safe to assume that one method is applicable to another kind. Therefore, you should have a pre-planned German shepherd training strategies to alleviate German shepherd biting issues right before you bring your new Shepherd puppy home.

This type of breed, however, is not suitable for novice raisers due to the high demands that come with it. They have certain mental and physical requirements to keep their body and mind always on the go.

Second solution: During the first days of the German shepherd’s existence in this world, he is kept under his mother’s custody, together with his siblings. It is through them that he primarily learns about a handful of things such as food hunting and self-defense. This is also the period of time when he first learns about the concept of socialization and German shepherd biting inhibition.

Owing to the fact that Shepherd dogs are social beings just like humans, they should also be provided interactive opportunities from time to time. At the age of ten weeks old, he is already receptive to new things and changes in the environment. A good German shepherd obedience training school is a perfect venue for him to communicate and mingle with a number of new canine friends.

Third solution: Let your German shepherd puppy stay in a place where he would feel comfortable and secured. Fear, which develops between 7 to 15 weeks of age, is the main cause why German shepherd biting happens, whether due to a sight of a strange person, animal, or any object that he perceives as a threat.

If you happen to have small pets around the house such as canaries and hamsters, it is best to introduce them to your Shepherd puppy early on to get him acclimated to them. This is also a way for him not to treat such animals as his prey.

When the German shepherd is fearful with other children riding bicycles, get him attuned to them. Allow him to watch them as they play but never let him go near them.

Fourth solution: Act as an Alpha dog. German shepherds need a leader to make them feel protected. In the wild, dogs come in packs with their top dog to guide them. Since you are now the leader in your home, your Shepherd puppy will look up to you as his protector from any harm, thus making him feel safe.

Moreover, having a leader to look after German shepherds help them to become tame, especially when anxiety attacks. You should give consistent commands. If he starts to German shepherd chew or bite your hand, tell him to stop in a loud yet relaxed voice.

Fifth solution: Positive reinforcement is proven to be the most effective tool to motivate your German shepherd dogs to follow your directions. This is also true with most dog breeds. As soon as your German shepherd puppy quits German shepherd biting furniture or any object, shower him with praises and surprise him with his favorite food.

Rewards can be in the form of treats and non-material ways such as bringing him to a long afternoon walk and playing interactive games with him.

If you have tried all of the solutions above yet did not change the disturbing German shepherd biting behavior at all, seeking professional help from a veterinarian or an expert dog trainer is highly recommended.

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