Will your German shepherd attack to protect you?

Answer 1

They are the most wonderful breed I have ever had the priveledge to know. (oh yeah)

They were bred to herd and guard livestock and the German Type is robust, stout, ever vigilent, brave, loyal, large, smarter than your average bear, if you get a great dog like this, you should find a great trainer.

In the USA we have bred them differently to be more of a show dog. Some of them are magnificent, more refined bodies are leaner and they do well if well bred.

The K9s you see with Service Personal are usually from great German stock and they protect our Military, Police, Sheriff's, (if they are Lucy enough to buy one), ATF, Thearpy Dogs and Search and Rescue for the living and the dead.

They are truly magnificent.

If poorly bred, they develope diseases common to the breed type and if you were to purchace one, it would be a great idea to find an excellent breeder with high morals.

If you buy unwisely, you run the risk of great heartache for you and your beloved shepherd. Always ask to see the parents. Make sure everyone in it's family has been OFA'd and DNA'd for the stud dogs. It just saves heartache if you do the home work.

German shepherds are the best

i lllllllllllllllllllooooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvveeeeeeeeee these dogs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

yes they are of course they are why not
German Shepherds are usually naturally protective of their homes and families. Most dogs are.
Yes they are considered to be very good guard dogs as they are very protective over their own.

Answer 3

German shepherds can be protective of their owners and may exhibit protective behaviors when they sense a threat. However, proper training and socialization are key factors in determining how a dog will react in different situations. It's important to work with your German shepherd to ensure they respond appropriately and safely in potential protective situations.

Answer 4

It depends on the dog's personality but generally a dog will defend it's territory/master if it is in danger. Regardless of the breed. I hope I helped, Shirdiemere.