14/10/2020
While we always promote a good, sound temperament as top priority in our dogs, “German Shepherds are, at heart, a working breed. Although they will, once mature, relax in the living room with you while you read, they can’t do that all the time. A bored German Shepherd will destroy your house, your yard, and bark enough to annoy all of your neighbors.
All German Shepherds need obedience training. Not only will this help the two of you learn to work together, but it will also give his brain something to focus on. After basic obedience training, take a trick training class as well as a canine good citizen class. Train in some dog sports even if you have no desire to compete. Play some scenting games and hide and seek. Keep that wonderful brain of his busy.
Physical exercise is important, too. Use up his excess energy and keep his body strong.
You also need to spend time with your German Shepherd. As a working dog, he was bred to be a partner with his owner, to work alongside them. Spend time with him in the mornings before going to work, at lunchtime, and when you get home in the evening, make sure he’s allowed to be your shadow. Enjoy his company as much as he enjoys yours.”
https://www.thehonestkitchen.com/blog/the-regal-german-shepherd/
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