What should I do if my German Shepherd is disobedient? I often use fixed commands, such as "no", "sit down", etc., to let the dog understand the meaning of the command. If the dog usually obeys the command and has high obedience, he should give verbal praise or Snack rewards; when the German Shepherd is disobedient, criticize and reprimand it immediately to let it know that this is wrong.

First of all, "no" training requires the dog to know what prohibited behaviors are. When giving instructions, the commands should be brief, such as: "No", "NO", "No". This depends on your language habits and should be matched with a stern tone. Be careful not to do it while the prohibited behavior is happening, and not after it happens. If you give the command after it happens, the dog will misunderstand the command, which will have no effect.

Secondly, reward the desired behavior. Rewards should be based on each dog's preferences. For example, if a dog likes to eat, reward it with food, if the dog likes you to pet it, or if the dog likes toys such as balls. It should be said that most dogs like food as reward. When training, you should prepare some small food and carry it around, such as small biscuits, dried meat, etc. Pay attention to being ready when training and rewarding in time. If the dog does the right command, it will be too late for you to go find the food, and the dog will not be able to understand the command correctly.

Finally, command reinforcement is required. Once the dog is able to execute commands, it must be trained daily to strengthen the dog's memory.

If the German Shepherd is disobedient due to willfulness or losing his temper. Then parents can tell it through reprimands that it is wrong to do so. After letting the German Shepherd stay stable, parents must encourage it, praise it and love it, so that the dog can understand what parents will do to love it more. I believe that German Shepherd is not stupid and knows what is good for him.