| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| Shahborn |
I love my GSD he is very smart and eager to learn most of the time. My only problem is that he is stubborn around strangers and often needs to be give a comand 2-3 times before he will follow the command around new people. |
11/29/2009 |
| jerry acord |
article very helpful |
10/5/2009 |
| kiera |
gosh i need to start traing my dog! |
10/4/2009 |
| michelle |
my dog is a beautiful shepard and my girlfriend and i dont have the time to be with her... she is very smart and deservers to be with someone special.i feel bad |
9/15/2009 |
| jo |
very gud learning dogs |
9/14/2009 |
| D. Lewis |
Hello, I have a beautiful 14month old GS. She is lovely, but her eating habits are horrible. I feed of excellent dog food. She eats it but not everyday. I even tried other brands and mixing dry food with wet. But she still seem to be picky. I'm worry that she not getting the amount of food that she is suppose to get. She is small for her size. |
8/3/2009 |
| JJ |
These dogs love there owners. This is for certain. Love them and play with and walk them regularly, and you can't help but praise them. |
5/18/2009 |
| Becca |
Aimee - most GSD are very good about holding it - they do not like to go where they sleep and they WILL hold it whether you put pads out or not. If you are gone for an extended period pads are good or a rug that you can wash if/when your GSD uses it.
Steph - same here. It ahs helped that when we have friends over (that know we are trianing our dog) we have her on a leash and when she goes to jump, I pull her down and say no and when she does approach someone and does NOT jump ont hem we give her lots of praise and a treat if we ahve one handy, This ahs helped ALOT with strangers/guests. She still jumps on us when we arrive home though and she is VERY VOCAL when excited. |
4/21/2009 |
| Becca |
Of all four of my dogs our German Shepard has been the easiest to train but can also be the most stubborn when she wants. She is extremely loving & obedient other than fence jumping - we have not been able to break her of that yet. :( any suggestions? |
4/21/2009 |
| aimee |
Please help! I just got a 6 month old german shepherd. She is home alone while I am at work in a Patio area. What do es someone/anyone reccommend to be the area where she should go to the bathroom? Just pads, patch of grass? Im so not sure of how to do this |
4/7/2009 |
| mike mgtdape |
very good |
3/10/2009 |
| Steph |
I have a German shepherd. I've had her for almost a year. And i can't get her to stop jumping up. i know and understand she's so excited but, she doesn't listen to ," no..down...down. Sit...sit." I've tried treats...and it helps a little but only for the sit command. she's starting to get a little too aggressive for me, and i'm worried she might accidentally hurt me or someone else...what other ideas should i try to get her attention to follow the commands i have taught her...i think she's relying on the treats. and not so focused on me being the master... |
3/9/2009 |
| Shukla |
What makes the gsd antisocial and hardly aggressive ? |
1/9/2009 |
| zen's friend |
a good dog just knows what the leader expects through consistency,
it seems like mind reading. |
1/9/2009 |
| Kixroo3 |
My GSD puppy is just 7 weeks old and sits on command. |
10/24/2008 |
| gslover |
myn is 3 months she only knows stay, down, come, sit, and paw but shes super smart |
8/12/2008 |
| zolivia |
my gsd is only 3 months old. I am able to teach her another command each week. |
4/17/2008 |
