1. When training a shepherd dog to "sit", you can first let the shepherd dog stand in front of you. Then the owner can hold the food in one hand and put it on the shepherd dog's head, and then slowly move the food towards the shepherd dog. Move the back of the dog's shoulders, so that the shepherd dog will actively move back in order to eat the food. When the shepherd dog sits on the ground, the owner needs to give a clear and short command "sit" at this time. Then use snacks as rewards to encourage it. Over time, it will learn to sit and stand.

2. You should know that snacks can be used as a guide for the training of the Shepherd Dog, making the Shepherd Dog more active in the training, and can also be used as a reward to allow the Shepherd Dog to achieve its goals.

3. As long as the shepherd dog is a little better than before, you can reward it. According to the dog's physical condition, you can stop training when the shepherd dog is most excited to maintain its desire and confidence.

4. If you wait until the shepherd dog is very tired and its confidence has dropped before you stop training, the shepherd dog's confidence will be affected and he will not like to do this subject in the future.

5. When training a shepherd dog, the most important thing is to have sufficient patience. Although shepherd dogs are very smart, the most important thing is of course that no matter what kind of training, it requires repeated practice. Many shepherd dogs are not born with it. You will, and it requires repeated practice to allow the body to form a conditioned reflex. Don’t be discouraged if the shepherd dog doesn’t understand your command or does it, and don’t get angry at the shepherd dog if you have a bad temper.