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14 Tips For Raising a German Shepherd Puppy At Home

Published: Apr 16, 2022 by Olena Prokopchuk · This post may contain affiliate links

Getting a puppy is a lifelong commitment. Especially if it's a German Shepherd breed, make sure to read these 14 tips for raising a German Shepherd Puppy.

Before proceeding with the list, it is important to note that you can not confuse the concepts of "education" and "training" and start doing something sooner or later than the right time.

#1 From the very first days after appearing in a new house, you should start raising a German Shepherd puppy, accustom yourself to the rules of behavior.
German Shepherd Puppy yawning while sitting in the snow
#2 The puppy should not immediately be allowed to do those things that are unacceptable for the owner (for example, jumping onto a sofa, bed).
German Shepherd Puppy looking with its adorable face
#3 First of all, the puppy is accustomed to the nickname.
German Shepherd Puppy sitting on the green grass with its tongue out
#4 At the age of two to four months, the puppy is trained to the place.
German Shepherd Puppy sleeping soundly in bed
#5 For two months, the puppy is carefully accustomed to the leash and collar.
German Shepherd Puppy lying down on the pebbles
#6 You can not use violence, everything should be smooth and gentle. Every day a collar is put on the puppy, and for a while he walks with it.
German Shepherd Puppy sitting on the grass with its tongue out
#7 After the baby gets used to the collar, accustom to a leash.
German Shepherd Puppy playing with ball in the sand
#8 Every day, with a puppy, they walk a little around the apartment on a leash. It is necessary in the same way to teach a pet a muzzle.
German Shepherd Puppy in the backyard
#9 Until the puppy walks on the street, he goes to the toilet at home. He is taught to relieve himself strictly in one place on a diaper.
German Shepherd Puppy lying down on the bench at the park
#10 After vaccination and necessary after quarantine with a puppy begin to walk.
holding up a German Shepherd Puppy
#11 Starting from three months, the distance of walks can be increased to four kilometers.
German Shepherd Puppy lying down on the green grass
#12 On walks, the puppy is taught an indifferent attitude to passers-by, cars, and children.
German Shepherd Puppy sitting on the floor
#13 If the city has a clearing for dog walking, this is just wonderful. There you can let the puppy off the leash so that he frolic and plays with his comrades.
pointing a finger to the German Shepherd Puppy on a tshirt
#14 The puppy must be accustomed to the examination so that later he feels calm at the vet. To do this, regularly inspect the pet yourself. Watch pup’s teeth, ears calmly and accurately.

German Shepherd Puppy lying down on the grass

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