With the development of the socio-economic environment, people nowadays bear the pressure of house and car loans, spending a lot of time on their work and careers every day. At this time, the home is left empty, and modern society is also an era where thieves prevail, with increasingly high-tech burglary methods. Therefore, to prevent home theft, most people raise a shepherd dog at home. Shepherd dogs are natural warriors with excellent guarding skills, but this also makes them very difficult to train. However, there is a method to everything; training a shepherd dog is no different. Once these methods are mastered, you can effectively train a shepherd dog.

The first factor is time; education should start early. The same applies to shepherd dogs. When they are three months old, a series of training can begin. The obedience of a shepherd dog means listening to its owner. When the owner is sitting, the dog should squat beside the owner. At this time, the owner can use specific commands between the two. In this way, the dog will listen only to you. Through repeated practice, eventually, the dog will recognize its owner.

The eyes can also express a person's emotions and commands very well. When training the dog, the owner must be strict, avoiding joking and smiling. During training, the owner should maintain a serious attitude to let the dog know this is training and to make it realize the owner is powerful. Only then will the dog be willing to be conquered. Also, if the dog is unwilling during the training, do not rush over to comfort it. Comforting immediately will cause the dog to develop a dependency, which over time leads to bad habits.

The owner should frequently communicate with the dog. Although the dog may not understand the words, it will recognize the environment and the language it hears. Whatever the training, it must never involve violence. Even if the dog makes a mistake, appropriate punishment is enough. Also, rewards should be given properly. This way, the dog's obedience can be well trained.