The very first couple of months your new German Pinscher puppy or rescue German Pinscher dogs spends in your home is the most important time to raise and train them to be friendly dogs. Here are the best pointers to ensure you raise a friendly German Pinscher.

1. Wait untill they’re 8 weeks old to separate them from their mum and brother or sisters.
2. Arrange play dates with your other dog owner buddies, and trips to your neighborhood canine park.
3. Take your German Pinscher to new surroundings, scenarios, people and pets both at home and in public.
4. Teach standard directions like ‘Sit’, ‘Stay’, ‘Down’ to avoid any misunderstandings or mishaps.
5. Find out how to effectively reinforce all great behaviour and dissuade any bad behaviour.

If you’re German Pinscher is too friendly to strangers and you prefer them to end up being more aggressive and even a watch dog or guard dog instead, follow these simple 3 ideas.

1. First of all, not every dog can be a watch dog or guard dog, so check to see if your German Pinscher is capable.
2. Effectively mingle your German Pinscher as a puppy, so they learn to understand situations better and know if a stranger is a potential threat or not.
3. Take your German Pinscher to a professional dog trainer who will assist you teach them how to be a greater watch dog or guard dog and be aggressive and protective when they need to be.

What is the Most Friendly Dog Breed?

1. Golden Retriever
2. Labrador Retriever
3. Poodle
4. Pug
5. Boxer
6. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
7. Irish Setter
8. Boston Terrier
9. Pembroke Welsh Corgi
10. Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Top 10 Least Affectionate Dog Breeds in the World

1. Cairn Terrier
2. Irish Wolfhound
3. Afghan Hound
4. Chow Chow
5. Shiba Inu
6. Basenji
7. Borzoi
8. Shar Pei
9. Alaskan Malamute