German Shepherd Puppies – The Right Age to Start Training
Training German shepherd puppies is critical for their mental and physical health, along with protecting your home’s belongings from accidental damage. Even if an owner lives in an area with lots of outdoor space, including San Antonio, a quality dog trainer is necessary to keep the puppies out of trouble. They will grow into large animals, requiring some courteous response to the owner’s requests. Training typically begins at a young age. (more…)
When you are going out of town, your dog still depends on you to provide for his needs. Rather than worrying about how he will fair home alone, you can rely on dog boarding to keep your best friend safe and happy. 
A German Shepherd is one of the most loyal and trusted dogs you can have. Therefore, one or more German Shepherd puppies makes for a great gift for the holidays for your San Antonio family or friends whom you consider perfect pet owners. They can have a wonderful life with a German Shepherd with proper training and dog boarding. Dealing with these puppies requires attention and patience for a healthy and happy upbringing. 
If you have German shepherd puppies, you want the very best for them. When you are planning a trip out of town without them, your first thought is probably about finding the best person to take care of your dogs. There are many options for dog boarding in San Antonio. Some families choose to have someone come into their home to feed their dogs and take them outside, but there is a better option. 
In San Antonio, German Shepherd puppies are in great demand. The German Shepherd puppies that we produce at Lara’s Canine Solutions are given a rare start based on my knowledge as a Canine Behaviorist. I start developing my puppies at four weeks by putting little collars and tabs on them. The little German Shepherds will grab each others’ tabs and pull each other around. The puppies will also step on their own tabs. This develops their tolerance for the leash, so that the little German Shepherd puppies don’t panic when they first experience a leash walk as most puppies will do.