Your German Shepherd Training Blueprint!

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How to train your German Shepherd? In this dog training video, Tom Davis teaches you how you should properly train your German Shepherd to live a healthy life.

There is a lot to learn when it comes to training a dog, especially a large breed like a German Shepherd. But, if you do the right kind of training, your dog will be a wonderful addition to your family and will be a terrific companion for years to come.

The best way to train a German Shepherd is with consistent, positive reinforcement. Treats, toys, and a loving voice are all good tools to encourage your dog to behave in the way that you wish.

When your puppy is learning to sit, start by holding a treat in front of their nose and slowly move it over their head. Once they begin to look at the treat, give them a reward. Repeat the process until they can sit for longer periods of time without your help.

Exercise is essential for the health of your German Shepherd, as it keeps their muscles strong and helps to reduce pain related to joint issues. Including glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM in their diet can also help to maintain joint health and reduce the onset of osteoarthritis, a common problem among this breed.

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[AlexGalanMusic]

A proper understanding of real socialization is key! Understanding that meeting every stranger is not socialization will save your GSD from a lot of anxiety

[rebeccaallport]

I can't thank you enough for these videos. We just adopted our first German Shepherd. She had ready been adopted and was returned because she was chasing the chickens and the livestock (REALLY?!? No kidding). She's also very reactive with other dogs. For those reasons, they had her on a "watch list" and almost tried to talk us out of adopting her. I saw a stressed out puppy that needed a ton of love and training. She has definitely been a challenge, but we would never dream of giving her back. I have been working with her for 2 weeks and she has already come so far! I refuse to give up on her. Your videos have given me SO much hope. Thank you for all you do!

[jenna]

I would LOVE a training session for my German Shepherd! It’s such a fun and loving breed. We found ours abandoned and starved, and took him in. He’s so smart, but he’s very stubborn.

[NatalieWolterink]

Thank you for the helpful tips!! I adopted a Shepard mix with reactivity issues. The longer I have had her, the more the reactivity has gone away. I have been exposing her to new environments that are apart of my lifestyle. I make sure everyday she is getting the exercise she needs. She LOVES LOVES playing fetch. For mental, we work on training and then she uses enrichment toys like the Snuffle. She has made tremendous progress in the last 6 months. Watching the videos you post each week has truly helped me develop a great relationship and bond with her, which she so desperately needed.

[carolinagoncalves]

I'm from Portugal, and because of financial problems i can't get my dog trained with a professional so your videos are realy helpfull, i started training her a couple months ago and only now with the tips i get from your videos she's starting to get some progress and that makes me have hope because she's reactive and now that she's not trying to pull on the leash every time we take her out on walks i believe my life will be a lot easier and fun for her because i will be able to take her out more and play instead of worrying if she is going to react to someone or something.
So thank you a lot, and please keep the good work.

[gsdfanatic]

Important training advice for any breed actually. Some GSDs can tend to be destructive if not worked. Great video!

[daisies]

Especially liked the part on Place/Break. Helpful for any breed

[donnaverderber]

3:03 great lesson! I have a 1.5 year old Shepard and place and stay are the most difficult for me.

[katarina]

George, our GSD, learned place, stay, break and more 2 years ago when he was 3 months old thanks to Tom! It has paid off and we use those key commands every single day. Growing out of puppyhood, he became more reactive and protective. All we had to do was say “George go place”. The sooner the training the happier everyone is in the long run! 🎉

[miratraven]

I have a gsd mal mix that this channel has helped so much. We don’t currently use our place a ton, in our living room we have a crate instead and no room for a place. In our next house, moving this summer, we are going to start using place a lot more so that our dog can be out of her crate more, but also be in a structured place where she is safe and not in anyones way.

[nannernose]

Short and right to the point training tips! My boy lives for his walks. Too many loose dogs out in the neighborhood today, though.

[anniegray]

Helpful for German shepherd owners who didn’t know what they were getting into!

[dorothyjack]

I just got a Beautiful GS she just turned 2 but I truly believe she was abused.. I'm 57 and trying I will not give her to anyone ever. I don't know much about them but she DESERVES A CHANCE, at a great life with me. ❤️ 🙏. I love your channel I've been watching for along time.

[UnknownTimeLord]

This is really helpful! German shepherds are so incredibly smart but people can mistake their behavior for aggression because of their size and breed.
I'm training a German Shepherd puppy to be my service dog and training him is so rewarding but can be challenging and frustrating at times. He's my first shepherd and I'm discovering all the crazy stages of puppyhood they go through. At just 9 months old he's ~90lbs, so people, including myself, forget he's still a puppy when he makes a mistake.

[girlwholovesdogsandmusic]

Starting training now with my 11 month old German shepherd. I am guilty of using too many words with him!! Needed this reminder. Thank you 😊

[savedbygrace]

Our GSD is a HUGE BLESSING for our family - we are so grateful for him. He is such a sweetheart but definitely has a mind of his own which of course is not a bad thing but he will not listen when he really wants something. We need to work on obedience with him <3

[delorismccarthy]

I love these German Shepherd videos on training and awareness on the breed. We have 5 sitting in our animal shelter now, and it breaks my heart 💔.

[turbbytim]

Great reminders and specific thoughts! I catch my daughter (and myself) blabbering on to our GSD and making her anxious.

[katemckay]

Thanks Tom, the place command is a game changer. We love our GSD, Jett, he’s amazing, the best thing we ever did was hire a trainer who specialises in GSD’s, they have their own GSD pack, and Jett loves hanging with them.

[debbietravis]

I am workings on the place command with my GSD. Works without distractions but still a ways to go when the mailman comes 🤣🤣. Would love a one on one with Tom!