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Every Saturday from 9H30 to 11H00 • Basic Obedience • Socialization• Advanced Obedience • Per Person Per Dog

Every Saturday from 9H30 to 11H00 • Basic Obedience • Socialization• Advanced Obedience • Per Person Per Dog

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FAQ

Teaching your German Shepherd essential commands is important to their safety and well-being. Along with a healthy diet, exercise, socialization and routine veterinary Care, its one of the most important aspects of dog ownership.

Disciplining your German Shepherd should not involve hitting, kicking, slapping, intimidation.  Definitely do not use shock or e-collars.  But you can and SHOULD start training a German Shepherd puppy when they first arrive home by means of positive motivation. 

The best age to start training a German Shepherd is typically during puppyhood, ideally between 8 to 12 weeks of age. This is when they are most receptive to learning and can begin developing good habits and behaviors. Early training and socialization are crucial for German Shepherds, as it sets the foundation for their future behavior and temperament. Starting training at a young age allows you to shape their behavior positively and establish a strong bond with your German Shepherd.

Yes, German Shepherds are generally considered to be highly trainable dogs. They are known for their intelligence, eagerness to please, and ability to learn quickly. German Shepherds excel in various types of training, including obedience training, agility, search and rescue, and even service work. Their trainability is one of the reasons why they are often used as working dogs in various professional roles. However, it’s important to note that individual dogs may vary in their trainability, and consistent, positive reinforcement methods are crucial for successful training with any dog, including German Shepherds.

No – Feeding your dog too close to the training session may lead to discomfort or sluggishness, making it more challenging for them to focus and participate actively. A full stomach can sometimes interfere with their motivation and ability to engage in training exercises.

Keep up with the 3 D's

Distance, Duration & Distraction: It's essential to take time to learn about what motivates your dog. This will be how you reward them, so it's important to know what they work for.

Learn at Your Own Pace

Every dog is different and will learn at it's own pace. Patience, praise and consistency are vital to helping your dogs progress.

Advance To The Next Level

The GSD & Guardian's have so much fun in class, after evaluation by the trainers then they can move up to the next level.