Have you purchased a Jagdterrier puppy? From the first days of the appearance of the pet in the house, take care of raising it. The German Terrier is distinguished by perseverance, fearlessness, and independence. At the same time, he is unpretentious, very loyal to the owner and distrustful of strangers. With the right upbringing, from a hilarious puppy brought into the house, you will grow a beautiful, intelligent dog - an excellent hunter and protector.
Instructions
Step 1
Choose a place where the dog will live. The tough and dense wool of a jagd terrier allows him to feel great both in the apartment and on the street. Please note that in too warm rooms the dog will shed, and when kept outdoors, it will need a comfortable and spacious kennel and aviary. The Jagd Terrier is not a chain dog, besides, it is rather capricious and freedom-loving.
Step 2
From the moment the dog appears in the house, teach him to obey. Your pet must learn its nickname, obey the commands "to me" and "fu". The Jagdterrier has a strong character - don't let him make his own rules. If necessary, punish your puppy by slapping it on the nose or shoulder with a rolled-up newspaper. Do this rarely and only in the event of a serious offense.
Step 3
Rigorously wean the dog from the habit of picking up garbage on the street, barking at passers-by and cars - this is very dangerous. The dog should receive food only from the hands of the owner, for a hunting dog this rule is especially important. Make sure that your pet does not get involved in fights - the jagdterrier has an innate viciousness and fearlessness. If you do not want a small dog to become a thunderstorm in the surrounding yards, do not let him off the leash until he obeys commands without question.
Step 4
Teach your dog to be clean - regularly comb his coat with a stiff brush, wipe his paws after a walk. If the pet lives in the house, do not let him sleep on sofas and armchairs - the animal should rest on a comfortable couch. In addition to rest, the dog needs long walks and regular trips to nature, where he can run around to its fullest.
Step 5
From puppyhood, educate a future hunter from a jagdterrier. In an aviary or on a dog playground, you can arrange a mock hole for training. When playing with your pet, encourage him to climb this machine. Later, trips to the docking stations will be required to accustom the dog to the game. The range of hunting trophies that a jagdterrier can get is very wide - you can go with it to a water bird, a fox, a raccoon, a hare and even a wild boar. If you do not plan to hunt, make a guard out of your pet - he perfectly guards the house, car and other property.
