The German Shepherd, also known as the German Shepherd, is one of the most common types of military dogs and police dogs. With a strong, muscular, alert, and brave and fearless personality, Demu has completed various rescue and other activities from excellence again and again. I have to say that it is super resistant to pressure. At the same time, because of its wolf-like appearance, it also makes many people daunted, so many Chinese who do not understand it will also directly call it "wolf dogs".
Seeing this, have you been completely fascinated by this domineering and straightforward dog, and you plan to have one? Don't worry, ask yourself the following 5 questions first.
<h1>1. Is the house big enough to raise a de mu? </h1>
German Shepherds are large dogs and are relatively large, so you want to make sure you have enough space in your home for them to move. For example, if you live in a relatively small apartment and the space can't accommodate Demu to flick his tail twice, then don't force it. If you don't have a big house, you might be more suitable for having a small dog.
<h1>2. Can I take the Demu exercise every day? </h1>
As a herd breed, German Shepherds require a lot of exercise. If you don't give them enough exercise, they'll find ways to release repressed energy, but these methods aren't what you like to expect. Common ways of releasing them include: barking, biting, and frantic rhythms. So, if you pick a puppy before you pick it, be prepared to give it time to exercise every day. Of course, if it is an elderly shepherd, the amount of exercise may be a little less.
<h1>3. Do you have enough ability to train Demu? </h1>
In addition to physical exercise, German Shepherds also need to exercise that smart brain. This means that you have to master certain training skills, including dog obedience, agility training, and skill training, etc., if you don't at least ask a professional to help train. The training process also means that you have to be patient.
<h1>4. Are you ready to let Demu go social? </h1>
The German Shepherd can be your best family dog, but it is always a social animal and it needs to socialize. If you want to take your puppy out on an outing and meet someone else or a dog, it's a time-consuming thing. Time is not counted, and most importantly, you have to make sure that every outing is a positive experience, and once there is an unpleasant experience, it will make it difficult for you and your dog to face the problem of how to socialize later.
<h1>5. Demu is prone to separation anxiety</h1>
German Shepherds are closely linked to their families, which is one of the reasons why they excel in military and police work. They are willing to do anything for their families, which also means that if you travel a lot, your German Shepherd will be very lonely and may even develop separation anxiety. After all, they are not a breed that likes to be alone, so if your job is to travel frequently and work overtime, then Demu is really not very suitable for you, a lot of travel and/or long work every day, another kind of dog may be more suitable.
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