14 Rules For Training A Boxer

Áre you a Boxer Dog parent, or have you just recently gotten yourself one? As a fur parent, you probably want to teach them everything they need to learn. It's no secret that Boxer Dogs are dedicated, intelligent, and very active; there are some rules that you need to keep in mind!

Here are 14 rules for training a Boxer.

#1 Boxer training is not a difficult task.

#2 Boxers perfectly understand their masters and their motives.

#3 For training, you can take the puppy to special classes or train the dog yourself.

#4 It is worth starting training in 3 months.

#5 The first thing a puppy should be taught is to get full obedience from him in one word.

#6 For those owners who want to make a pet a defender, they should definitely bring the boxer to special training.

#7 Also, parents can entrust their children with training and raising a dog. But the child must be over 10 years old.

#8 Boxers are easy to teach to stop biting furniture, wean biting during the game, pick up something from the ground and eat not from the hands of the owner.

#9 It’s a little harder to tell Boxer that he is not the leader in the family.

#10 The pet must be constantly brought up. A child can do this, but an adult must necessarily control all stages of education.

#11 Boxers remember memorized teams for a long time.

#12 You cannot educate a Boxer by punishment, he will ignore your actions. Faster praise and encouragement will help here.

#13 These individuals are very smart, but not obedient. That is why boxers are primarily taught to obey.

#14 With proper training, Boxers are able to work as guard dogs or guide dogs for the blind.