I see many people using chokers & prongs and shock collars on gsd’s. If your socializing properly and training right with a train or your an experience K9 trainer ya know the key is to have a relationship with the dog. The bond, understanding the dog. The dog needs to work, needs proper socializing. What socializing means not with people. Training, with dogs, being in public, working, knowing the noises, sounds, people, the outside world. You can’t just leave them in the home and not tend to them and their needs. They need to work. Be trained. Heel, shake or a more structured professional K9 trainer to stay and then you also work with them. More benefits there. The K9 program. Also your the boss , alpha, the main, the dog looks for direction from you, confidence from You the owner, the boss, the alpha, making of the bond. My gsd or wolfdog has never bit me or my family. Please call@k9gunnertactical @baron_the_gsd for training needs they are the go to people! The right people to give you the right direction. Positive socializing. Positive K9 trainers . The perfect bond with your dog(s) ever. ..... NOTES: yes, I had a cocker spaniel that bit. She has rage syndrome. Puppy mill mom. My Savana was a different situation. I tried everything. I did K9 training, socializing, classes, walks on the beach, camping ⛺️. She was a type of dog that was set in her was and too far gone at times to reach. She was worked at times and was reached at times, but I couldn’t save her. I know and my Vet knows we have her the best home and she was treated like a royalty. Thank you . Listen to others and their experiences and the professionals! #gsds #wolfdogs #k9trainers #germanshepherddogs #bestdamndogsever #lowcontentwolfhybrid