German Shepherds may exhibit aggression due to fear, territoriality, or dominance. Seek professional training for guidance.
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German Shepherds may experience anxiety, leading to destructive behavior. Implement gradual desensitization techniques.
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German Shepherds may bark excessively due to boredom, anxiety, or territorial instincts. Provide mental and physical stimulation.
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German Shepherds have a strong prey drive, leading to chasing behavior. Train them to redirect this energy positively.
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German Shepherds may chew excessively when bored or anxious. Provide appropriate chew toys and supervision.
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Some German Shepherds develop compulsive behaviors like tail chasing or excessive licking. Consult a veterinarian for advice.
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German Shepherds may guard food, toys, or territory aggressively. Train them to share and respect boundaries.
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German Shepherds may exhibit fearfulness due to genetics or past experiences. Use positive reinforcement to build confidence.
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