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<blockquote data-quote="Rosco P" data-source="post: 16580221" data-attributes="member: 66685"><p>I've had German Shepherds for 20 years. We have not had many problems. I have one now. He has got to be a little slow or something. GSD's are the number one biter of humans in the US. I get it. I am fairly experienced and like to think that I can keep them under control. I did have one that could not be squared away though. He was dangerous. You could see it really early on in his life. It was his nature. He was re-homed and used as a farm dog. A good boy from what I have been able to find out. He was NOT going to be a good boy as a family pet.</p><p></p><p>A girl in my gym just got back from a few months off. Her pit, or one of the breeds from above, bit her ****ing face off while they napped on the couch because her phone or the tv made a noise and startled him. You could see into her sinuses and mouth. It's repaired but she will never look the same. Of course, she said "it's not the dog's fault," which is an interesting take. She is correct on some level. She did bring that animal home. But that dog, in a great home, with ZERO aggressive tendencies, and ZERO history of aggression changed the course of the remainder of her life. </p><p></p><p>There is a 0% chance you will read a story like that one about my kids. Almost all of my experiences with them have been great. But, I am not convinced.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rosco P, post: 16580221, member: 66685"] I've had German Shepherds for 20 years. We have not had many problems. I have one now. He has got to be a little slow or something. GSD's are the number one biter of humans in the US. I get it. I am fairly experienced and like to think that I can keep them under control. I did have one that could not be squared away though. He was dangerous. You could see it really early on in his life. It was his nature. He was re-homed and used as a farm dog. A good boy from what I have been able to find out. He was NOT going to be a good boy as a family pet. A girl in my gym just got back from a few months off. Her pit, or one of the breeds from above, bit her ****ing face off while they napped on the couch because her phone or the tv made a noise and startled him. You could see into her sinuses and mouth. It's repaired but she will never look the same. Of course, she said "it's not the dog's fault," which is an interesting take. She is correct on some level. She did bring that animal home. But that dog, in a great home, with ZERO aggressive tendencies, and ZERO history of aggression changed the course of the remainder of her life. There is a 0% chance you will read a story like that one about my kids. Almost all of my experiences with them have been great. But, I am not convinced. [/QUOTE]
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