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Daily Trivia

Which of the following commands is German Shepherds typically trained to respond to first?

A) Stay
B) Sit
C) Come
D) Lie down

(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

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Teach Your German Shepherd to Use a Scratching Post, Similar to A Cat. This Can Help Keep Their Nails Naturally Filed and Provide an Appropriate Outlet for Digging Instincts

Training your German Shepherd to use a scratching post, much like a cat, can offer multiple benefits. Not only does this practice help keep their nails naturally filed, but it also provides them with an appropriate outlet for their natural digging instincts.

Start by selecting a sturdy scratching post that's tall enough for your dog to reach comfortably. Encourage your pet by gently guiding their paws to scratch the post and rewarding them with treats or praise.

Over time, your German Shepherd will associate the post with positive reinforcement and self-grooming, creating a healthy habit that complements their instinctual behavior.

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Trivia Answer

B) Sit

German Shepherds, like most dogs, are typically trained to respond to the "Sit" command first. This fundamental command serves as a foundation for more advanced training and is essential for establishing control and obedience.

"Sit" is relatively easy for dogs to learn and provides a starting point for teaching other commands. It's a versatile command that can be used in various situations, from calming an excited dog to preparing them for other actions.

Trainers often begin with "Sit" because it's a natural behavior for dogs and can be easily reinforced with positive reinforcement techniques. Once a German Shepherd masters "Sit," trainers usually progress to other basic commands like "Stay," "Come," and "Lie down."