GermanSheepdogAgile and well-suited to an action-oriented work environment, they are often deployed for a variety of tasks. Then he was recruited by the German army during the First World War and served as a military dog. After being nurtured by the German army, it was basically shaped. Because of its tall size, powerful appearance, and strong working ability, it is widely used as military dogs, police dogs, search and rescue dogs, guide dogs, shepherd dogs, watch dogs, and domestic pets all over the world. Dogs and other identities are active. So how do we train it defensively?

German Shepherd Dogs

Search by designated route:

This is the first step in defense training. If you don’t know much about the dog in advance, be sure to check the dog’s ear number carefully before training to see if the dog has been registered and whether there is a formal breeding record. In addition, it is best to observe the dog's mental state from a distance to judge whether the dog's psychology is stable. The trainer can usually loosen the leash and approach the dog naturally, and if the dog is not shy or aggressive, then training can be done. If the dog is overly recognizable, avoids or has a strong tendency to attack, it means that the dog has a problem with the mental state or the character (temperament) is not ideal, and does not have the basis for training.

Determining a German Shepherd's walking route is as simple as walking a distance on an ordinary piece of land or grass. But the person has to set up a certain number of turns and some special small objects on the road, the latter usually can use some kind of credit card-like cards, of course, these cards must be placed on the road by the person himself. Once set up, the trainer can guide the dog on the road. The trainer can use a 10-meter leash to lead the dog, and try to release the leash as much as possible. Let the dog identify the path by sniffing the smell of the former's footprints, and at the same time let the dog recognize the small objects set in advance. The method of identification is usually to let the dog lie down first, put the small object between the dog's two paws, and let the dog remember and then officially walk. The focus of this kind of training to let the dog walk on the designated line is to test the dog's ability to receive training, the ability to smell, as well as the dog's psychological quality and physical endurance.

Password Obedience:

The training focus of this program is on a series of follow-up training for dogs, mainly getting them to approach and follow a group of people. In the process of following, the human can intentionally burst the gunshot, and the dog should ensure that there is no excessive startle reaction and no harsh barking. At the same time, password obedience training also includes a series of training to accept passwords in situ, mainly including sitting down, lying down, standing up, etc. In addition, after the trainer changes the location, the dog does not move, and the dog should still execute the command as usual after the trainer changes the location. command, the dog cannot refuse to execute the command because the trainer's position has changed.

It should also be noted that when training, the trainer should ask the dog to lie on his stomach and keep a certain distance from the trainer, even if the trainer is playing with other dogs on the other side of the training ground , the dog should also remain in a prone position there. Of course, all of this obedience training is a test of the dog's character (temperament), body structure effectiveness, and desire to work.

Basic Defense Techniques:

Basic Defense Techniques focus on testing the dog's courage, physical strength and agility, as well as the owner's control over the dog. These trainings include: searching for concealment, finding hidden people, and guarding the target person until the dog owner arrives; when the target person attempts to escape, the dog must have the desire to pursue and bite the target person with a sheath. The arm is held until the target person is escorted to the referee by the dog and the dog owner. If the target person attempts to attack the dog owner again, the dog must bite the target person without hesitation to stop him from attacking the dog owner.